Students must show evidence of being prepared for the lab experience that day. They should be in standard ACS style. The last day of lab will be check out and a mini-symposium in which each student will prepare a 20 minute presentation of the elective experiment. The detailed laboratory schedule is attached. Leonard J. Rosen and Lawrence Behrens, The Allyn and Bacon Handbook, 2ed.
Science can only progress through the effective communication of the results of laboratory research.
To do science and not communicate it is to labor in futility. It should also clearly state why you did the lab and what you hoped to learn from it. This is where you interpret the findings, discuss their implications, and state clearly how you answered the question posed in the introduction. So address the discussion to an informed peer rather than a Ph.D. professor. If you are in Chem.