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Enter a comma separated list of your lab partners’ names.

Click here to enter the title of the lab.

Abstract:

This portion of the lab report should be written last. The abstract should include a short summary of all of the portions of your lab report, for example, a short description of the introduction, procedure, data and conclusions.

Introduction:

The introduction should contain a purpose stated within 1-2 sentences on the objective or goal of the lab. The second portion should be a hypothesis formatted as an “If…, then…” statement regarding the expected conclusion given a set of conditions. The third and final portion of the introduction should include the scientific theory or process being tested by the lab.

Equipment List:

Enter a list of items that are non-consumables.

Materials:

Enter a list of items that are consumables.

Procedure:

Click here to enter a detailed summary in your own words of the process of the lab. This may be done in numbered steps and written in a past tense passive voice.

Data:

Collect your data in Microsoft Excel. When complete, paste any tables and/or charts here that are necessary evidence to support your conclusion.

Analysis:

Include a graph here and any show any calculations if needed

Discussion Analysis:

Answer any questions included in the lab directions. Number the answers and write in past tense and passive voice.

Conclusion:

Formally compare the results to the hypothesis using an evidence-based explanation, which contains three parts. Write in past tense and passive voice. Please use complete sentences.

This should include a) the claim: What was discovered during your experiment?; b) evidence: Actual numerical or observational data collected during the experiment which supports the claim should be discussed here.; and c) reasoning: Explain why the evidence supports the claim.