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Writing a Chemistry lab report
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In the chemistry lab you are physically manipulating properties of matter so a good lab report is largely dependent on technical lab skills. Since precision is important to achieve the expected experiment results, communicating the results with clear, concise, and comprehensive writing is also important.

This website outlines the conventions of writing chemistry lab reports and covers verb tense, person, writing ethics, great examples of clear and concise writing with practice exercises in chemistry lab reports, and information on accessing a chemistry style manual.

The website describes the purpose of the following sections of a biochemistry lab report: abstract, introduction/theory, experimental procedure, results, discussion, and conclusion.

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