The Written Report Each of your written reports is to be prepared to professional standards. You are to describe fully your experimental methods, data analysis and results. Your report should describe the reason for the investigation, the apparatus used, your observations both qualitative and quantitative, related theory or previous work of others and your conclusions. The maximum length of the report is six pages of text. The report may include up to 10 pages of tables, figures, graphs or other attachments which support the text.
Attachments are to be prepared to professional standards.
Number each figure and give a descriptive title, label axes, show data points and units. Where appropriate, data may be fit using regressions. Include a title page and references. There are several guidelines which have been written on how to prepare a 154 report. These are on reserve in the chemistry library.