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Lab Book

Lab Book. Anthony E. Butterfield CH EN 4903-1. Lab Book. Why keep a lab book? What to use. Lab book rules/guidelines. Lab books in Ch En 4903. Why Keep a Lab Book. Because your boss tells you to. You will eventually forget what you did, how you did it, and/or why you did it.

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Lab Book

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  1. Lab Book Anthony E. Butterfield CH EN 4903-1

  2. Lab Book • Why keep a lab book? • What to use. • Lab book rules/guidelines. • Lab books in Ch En 4903.

  3. Why Keep a Lab Book • Because your boss tells you to. • You will eventually forget what you did, how you did it, and/or why you did it. • To pause and organize your thoughts and ideas. • Time lost writing will be saved in the careful preparation. • Communicate your research to colleagues. • Leave a lasting and useful record. • To stake a legal claim to intellectual property, for yourself or employer.

  4. What to Use • Bound pages. • Factory-numbered pages. • A place for the needed signatures and dates. • 8.5” X 11” paper is a plus when pasting in printouts.

  5. Lab Book Rules/Guidelines • Put your name, contact information, starting date, and lab book title on the cover. • Leave no pages blank. • Blank partial pages should be filled with an X • Pages one and two are best dedicated to a table of contents. • Only use permanent ink.

  6. 4903 Lab Book • Lab books will be part of the score of your formal and memo reports. • Not every student needs to take detailed record of each experiment. • You may designate one member of your group to keep adequate record. • The lab book score will be the same for all group members and based on the three lab books as a whole. • I will act as the witness for each student’s lab book.

  7. Questions ?

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