Chemistry, 23.07.2019 12:30 soleil26

Worth 50points. it’s a lab report so i already did the calculations, however, i still need with the introduction, procedures, and discussion (ex. why there are errors for each trial if there are any.) , . done like an essay, . (in your own words)

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Answer from: yoyo1542

Without more information I can’t help you write the actual essay but I can help you with the formatting.

For the introduction, you need background information for you experiment. Why you did it, why you used what you used, basically anything that the reader needs to know before you go into detail about the actual experiment.

The procedures are easy. You essentially just need to walk the reader through the experiment step by step with enough detail that they could recreate it on their own if they wanted. I don’t know about your teacher, but most prefer you don’t use personal pronouns (I.e. “I” “me” “my” “you” etc) so I usually write them as a set of commands (“first, make sure any surfaces being used are throughly sterilized”)

For sources of error, look through the experiment. Are there any areas where contamination could occur? Were there any measurements you had to take that were inexact or could’ve been misread or misinterpreted? Things like that.

Hope this helps! Good luck!

Answer from: arguellesjavier15

Without more information I can’t help you write the actual essay but I can help you with the formatting.

For the introduction, you need background information for you experiment. Why you did it, why you used what you used, basically anything that the reader needs to know before you go into detail about the actual experiment.

The procedures are easy. You essentially just need to walk the reader through the experiment step by step with enough detail that they could recreate it on their own if they wanted. I don’t know about your teacher, but most prefer you don’t use personal pronouns (I.e. “I” “me” “my” “you” etc) so I usually write them as a set of commands (“first, make sure any surfaces being used are throughly sterilized”)

For sources of error, look through the experiment. Are there any areas where contamination could occur? Were there any measurements you had to take that were inexact or could’ve been misread or misinterpreted? Things like that.

Hope this helps! Good luck!

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