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Laboratory Directions

Laboratory Directions. 1. Title: Laboratory Equipment Lab There are 15 Stations: For each station you will write the name and create a sketch of the equipment present at each one. 2. Draw the Room and Label the Following (separate sheet of paper): 1. Fire Blanket 2. Fire Extinguishers

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Laboratory Directions

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  1. Laboratory Directions • 1. Title: Laboratory Equipment Lab • There are 15 Stations: For each station you will write the name and create a sketch of the equipment present at each one. • 2. Draw the Room and Label the Following (separate sheet of paper): • 1. Fire Blanket • 2. Fire Extinguishers • 3. Exits • 4. Eye Wash and Emergency Shower Station • 5. Fire Alarm • 6. Emergency Safety Switch (DO NOT TOUCH) • 7. Waste Disposal Containers • 8. Fume Hood

  2. Writing Laboratory Reports Example

  3. Purpose • It is a brief statement of the reason for doing the experiment. • It is only one or two sentences long. • It contains your hypothesis.

  4. Materials • It is a list of what you will need to do the experiment. • It is written in sentence form or as a list.

  5. Writing Lab Reports Name Date Title I. Purpose Hypothesis (1-2 sentences long) *complete sentences* II. Materials (list) Pipettes • Beakers • Graduated cylinders • Etc. (list ALL materials)

  6. Procedure • It is a step by step description of how the experiment was done. • It is written in paragraph form or in outline form.

  7. Observations or Data • It is a record of what happened during the experiment. • It contains data tables, graphs, calculations, descriptions, and etc.

  8. Conclusions • It is the part of the lab where you tell what you learned or found out. • It is where you state whether of not you hypothesis was correct.

  9. Writing Lab Reports • III. Procedure (*complete sentences*) • 15 lab stations • Went from lab stations 1-15 • Made observations and drawings for each • Etc… • IV. Observations and Data • Data tables, graphs, calculations, descriptions (*include pictures*) • V. Conclusions • *Complete sentences*

  10. Lab Reports Due Thursday!! *Make sure you have every part of the lab report properly written * Do not forget to include ALL pieces of laboratory equipment and pictures for each

  11. Lab Equipment List • 1. Striker and Bunsen Burner • 2. Goggles • 3. Beaker, Stirring Rod, Beaker Tongs • 4. Test Tube Holder, Test Tube Rack, Test Tubes • 5. Erlenmeyer Flask • 6. Graduated Cylinder • 7. Funnel, Florence Flask • 8. Reagent Bottle with glass stopper • 9. Hood • 10. Hot Plate (Warming Plate) • 11. Ring Stand, Ring, Mesh Screen • 12. Triple Beam Balance • 13. Alcohol Burner • 14. Pipette, Dropper

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