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Lab Notebook Example

This document provides guidelines for organizing a lab notebook. It recommends including: 1) A table of contents on the first page. 2) Experiment details such as the title, date, purpose, theory, and physical properties of compounds on the right-hand pages. 3) Procedures, observations, and data on the left-hand pages. 4) References, hazards information, theoretical yields, and equations where applicable. The guidelines emphasize writing in a clear, organized manner to document experiments fully.

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Lab Notebook Example

This document provides guidelines for organizing a lab notebook. It recommends including: 1) A table of contents on the first page. 2) Experiment details such as the title, date, purpose, theory, and physical properties of compounds on the right-hand pages. 3) Procedures, observations, and data on the left-hand pages. 4) References, hazards information, theoretical yields, and equations where applicable. The guidelines emphasize writing in a clear, organized manner to document experiments fully.

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page
# dates etc
of your experiment
table
of help yourself
.

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always
page notebook
* usually first page of your

Table
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page Page #

Experiment # : Title Date

Purpose : In this experiment . .


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Theory : ( '
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page
)
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Important concepts detailed in


your tab notebook

any bolded terms and


definitions
-

knowledge from pre lab


questions
-
-

physical Properties :( always written )

physical
Compound Name
density / 91mL) Odour
Mol
weight MP / ◦ c) BP ( %) solubility
.

appearance
✗ Soluble in water white,solid odour less
911g/ MOI 100 75 1.06

References :
LEFT page Page #

Experiment # : Title Date


#

:( can )
*
to the
MSDS be
typed , printed and
glued page OR handwritten alwausktt page

Compound Name Health Hazards First Aid Precautions Fire Hazards


page #
RIGHT page

Experiment # : Title Date

Theoretical Yield : ( if applicable to experiment )

Equation : ( if applicable to experiment )


LEFT page page #

Experiment # : Title Date


Pre -
Lab Flowchart or Procedure :

read and understand it , DONT paste


your procedure copy and
-

use bullet points


draw
if it helps you
-

rewrite to the best of your understanding


-
RIGHT page #
page

Experiment # : Title Date

In -
Lab Procedure and Observations :

-
write as
you go . . .

ex :

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1. A 150mL Erlenmeyer flask labelled A was filled with 20 mL


of X

2 .
The solution was
yellow and transferred to a 50mL beaker

always write your observations and in


pasttense
. record any valves as such . . .

0.99
Mass of bag :
g
1.20
Mass
of bag + product B g
:

0.21
mass
of product :
g
LEFT page #
page

Experiment # : Title Date

* can be data needs to be written


left empty if no

can also be . .

Calculations

if experiment has calculations


during or
after
the lab
you
can do the following here
-

,
Rllttlt Page #
page

Experiment # : Title Date


Discussion ( 42 to 1
page )
-
sources
of errors
applications
-

future outlook
-

applying hnowhedge from pre


-
lab
questions

conclusion / 14 page )
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112

overall
findings
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