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a Guide To Keeping a Laboratory Notebook
- A Guide to Keeping a Laboratory Notebook
Georgia State University
Principles of Biology
Spring 2011
Why keep a laboratory notebook?
There are multiple
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Experiment 3
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4. Results and Observations (for detailed observations and results see lab notebook)
Compound Y:
Initial Volume: 29 ml
Fractional Distillation
Head T (°C
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Integrate Writting
- UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
SEDE MEDELLIN
Adapted by: María Eugenia Mejía O.
Level: 04
KINDS OF BOOK
A book is a set or collection of written, printed
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How To Make Your Own Markers
- Make your own markers
Abstract
Do you ever wonder how markers are made? Where do all of those colors come from? Many of the colorful dyes we use come from plant pigments
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Thermodynamic Of Borax
- in your lab notebook. Use the slope and intercept to calculate H and S. Plug in 298 K into your equation to determine Ksp at 25 C. Turn in your blue lab sheets and
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Do's And Donts In The Laboratory
- PH 1Y2-7
1. DO’S AND DONT’S IN THE LABORATORY
1. Wear chemical splash goggles at all times while you are in the laboratory.
2. Wear a chemical-resistant apron.
3. Be
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Chem 233
- Lab 1, Part 2: Recrystallization
What is recrystallization?
Purification technique for solids based on controlled solid -> solution -> solid phase transition. Depending
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Electrolytes Paper
- sensor in the sports drink and measure the current. Record the current in your lab notebook.
10. Tap the sensor dry, and then dip the sensor in tap water, then
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Cooking
- melts first, second, and last. Record your results in a data table in your lab notebook.
c. Repeat the test at least three times per trial set to make sure
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Lidocaine
- Lab 4: Multi-Step Synthesis of Lidocaine
[Adapted from http://www.ux1.eiu.edu/~cfthb/classes/2845/lidocaine.pdf]
[Reilly, T. J.; J. Chem. Ed. 1999, 76 (11), 1557
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Cellular Investigations
Part I: Limits to Cell Size
Introduction:
Most cells are between 2 micrometers and
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Elec
- 4. Semiconductor Diodes
Introduction
So far we have looked at only so-called passive electronic devices: capacitors and resistors respond to voltages applied
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Independent Study
- Independent Study Summary
In the spring of 2013, I worked with a colleague with his senior composition. His project titled “The effects of vitamin A deficiency
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Business Ethics Case Study
- to get back at him, Lisa decides that she will take her lab notebooks, some lab supplies, and several critical laboratory reagents when she leaves. Lisa is surprised
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Biology
- Microscopic Examination of Cells
Objectives
• To learn how to use the microscope, an important basic laboratory skill that you will apply in Introductory Biology
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Experiment 4: Measuring The Ksp Of Copper Tartrate Over Various Equilibrium Concentrations
- SOLUBILITY PRODUCT OF COPPER (II) TARTRATE OBJECTIVE: Measure the solubility product (Ksp) of CuC4H6O6 over a range of different equilibrium concentrations. Use the
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Preliminary Report
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Alexis Grettenberger
Biol 311 Lab
11/21/14
Preliminary
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Egg Flotation Outline
- cup of water is 237 milliliters [mL].) Write these concentrations down in your lab notebook.
4. Now, starting with cup 5 and working your way up, test an egg in
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Biol Lab
- Lab 2 Worksheet: The Cell Cycle and Cancer
Student instructions: Follow the step-by-step instructions for this exercise found on the worksheet below and in the
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Evolution Lab
- Finch Beak and Environmental Experiment
Candice
BIO/101
July/12/2012
Joan Kane
Introduction
Evolution has been a part of the circle of life for millions of years. In
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Gnu Radio Lab
- GNU Radio Tutorials
Labs 1 – 5
Balint Seeber Ettus Research
Version 1.0 (18th April 2014)
Comments & suggetions welcome: balint@ettus.com @spenchdotnet
Lab 1
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Lab On Centripetal Force
- velocity as it continues in a curved path.
Methods and Materials:
We started this lab by first measuring the mass of the stopper and we made sure that the length
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Lab Report
- Conduction in Solids
Figure 1.1- Taken from http://www.mansfieldct.org/schools/mms/staff/hand/Image124.gif
Unit Ops Lab
Table of Contents:
1.) Lab Objectives
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Grignard Lab Homework Gilbert And Martin
- Grignard Lab Homework
1, 3, 5, 8, 9, 10, 17, 31, 32
1. a. The dipole between the carbon and magnesium atoms in a Grignard is pointing towards the carbon
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Juice Processing Lab Report
- ABSTRACT
Two groups of apples were washed, weighed and pulped through a juice extractor. One group received treatment with ascorbic acid, which was then followed by both
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Lab Report
- The crystals were collected via vacuum filtration and dried until the next lab period. The melting point was determined and the percent yield was determined
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How To Write a Lab Report
- Writing a Lab Report
Lab Reports are the most common way to share experimental data with other researchers. Papers that a published in prestigious journals follow
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Having Experience To Buy Cheap Notebooks
- The introduction of laptop has changed the working habits of people. Earlier people used to work on desktop computers. Desktop computers were installed in offices so people
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Unix Lab 6
- H also for this.
Another Example :
We have a file phonebook in our previous labs. If you do not find, please Create a file phonebook in your home directory
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#8 Lab Bryn Mawr
- Experiment # 8
Six-Step Synthesis
Aniline to 1-bromo-3cholor-5iodobenzene
Cristian M. Dobre
Chemistry 245 Laboratory University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
