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    This document provides guidelines for writing a laboratory report, including sections for the title, abstract, introduction, objectives, methodology, results and discussion, conclusion, and references. The title should include the experiment title, author(s), and affiliation. The abstract should summarize the major points of the report in one sentence about what was done, results obtained, and meaning of the results, in under 200 words. The introduction provides theoretical background, the objectives are aligned with and specific to the title, and the methodology uses past tense to allow others to repeat the experiment. The results and discussion section tables data with titles and discusses findings and implications. The conclusion states the main results. References follow APA format.

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    This document provides guidelines for writing a laboratory report, including sections for the title, abstract, introduction, objectives, methodology, results and discussion, conclusion, and references. The title should include the experiment title, author(s), and affiliation. The abstract should summarize the major points of the report in one sentence about what was done, results obtained, and meaning of the results, in under 200 words. The introduction provides theoretical background, the objectives are aligned with and specific to the title, and the methodology uses past tense to allow others to repeat the experiment. The results and discussion section tables data with titles and discusses findings and implications. The conclusion states the main results. References follow APA format.

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    Guidelines in LABORATORY report

    1. Title
    Title of the Experiment
    Author/s
    Affiliation

    Example
    Synthesis of Acetylsalicylic Acid
    1
    Jayson T. Lopez
    1
    Department of Biology, College of Science, Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Sta. Mesa,
    Manila, Philippines

    2 Abstract. Summarize the major points of the report, including a one sentence statement of
    what was done/attempted, significant data/results obtained, and a brief statement about the
    meaning of the results. This section should be very concise and not exceed 200 words. (Should
    be your own words)

    3. Introduction. Provides background material needed to support and understand the data
    presented in the report.Theoretical background of the topic. Avoid copy and paste from internet
    source.

    4. Objectives: Should be aligned with your title. From main to specific. Paragraph form

    5. Methodology: Use past tense. Paragraph form. This section should be as brief as possible,
    yet allow your peers to repeat exactly the experiment you described given only your report as a
    guide. Do not start your sentence with a numerical value (e.g. 5.00 g of aspirin)

    6. Results and Discussion. Relevant data should be tabulated with proper title. Figures should
    have titles down the images. Discuss the data you obtained and mention its importance or what it
    indicate/s.

    7. Conclusion

    8. References: Use APA format.

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