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    The document outlines how a student's lab report will be graded. It will be graded on several sections: the introduction (12 points), materials list (5 points), prelab questions (10 points), procedure (10 points), formatting (5 points), data/observations (15 points), calculations/graphs (10 points), post lab questions (10 points), and conclusion (20 points). Each section has specific criteria that must be met to achieve full points, such as providing background information in the introduction or showing detailed calculations and units in the calculations/graphs section.

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    The document outlines how a student's lab report will be graded. It will be graded on several sections: the introduction (12 points), materials list (5 points), prelab questions (10 points), procedure (10 points), formatting (5 points), data/observations (15 points), calculations/graphs (10 points), post lab questions (10 points), and conclusion (20 points). Each section has specific criteria that must be met to achieve full points, such as providing background information in the introduction or showing detailed calculations and units in the calculations/graphs section.

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    How Your Lab Report Will Be Graded: Title (3pts)

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    The document outlines how a student's lab report will be graded. It will be graded on several sections: the introduction (12 points), materials list (5 points), prelab questions (10 points), procedure (10 points), formatting (5 points), data/observations (15 points), calculations/graphs (10 points), post lab questions (10 points), and conclusion (20 points). Each section has specific criteria that must be met to achieve full points, such as providing background information in the introduction or showing detailed calculations and units in the calculations/graphs section.

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    How Your Lab Report Will Be Graded

    ▪ Written in the table of contents correctly


    Title (3pts) ▪ Title should be descriptive (Not Experiment #4)
    ▪ Purpose of experiment (what is the intended outcome of the experiment)
    ▪ Background information included
    Introduction (12pts) ▪ Possible hazards discussed
    ▪ Original in content
    ▪ All chemicals/equipment included
    Materials (5pts) ▪ Bulleted list form

    ▪ You will need to either rewrite the question or incorporate the question
    Prelab Questions (10pts) in the answer you give. You MUST use completed sentences. You will not
    get credit for sentence fragments.
    ▪ Brief bulleted statements
    Procedure (10pts) ▪ Legible
    ▪ Complete
    ▪ All sections done and in order
    ▪ Black/blue pen
    Formatting (5pts) ▪ Neatly written
    ▪ ruler used when needed

    ▪ Know what you are doing


    ▪ Safety apparel worn throughout experiment
    Laboratory Conduct ▪ on task

    ▪ Data tables need to be drawn before day of experiment


    ▪ Legible/ruler used
    Data/Observations (15pts)
    ▪ Detailed observations
    ▪ Complete
    ▪ Required formulas shown
    Calculations/Graphs (0pts or ▪ Detailed calculations with units, answers clearly boxed in
    10pts) ▪ Graphs clearly titled and axis labeled
    ▪ Graphs should be neat and scaled to at least ½ a page
    ▪ Same process as prelab question
    Post Lab Questions (10pts)

    ▪ Purpose restated
    ▪ Data/calculations used to support whether purpose was achieved or not
    ▪ Possible sources of error and ways to improve results discussed
    Conclusion
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