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Writing an Organic Synthesis Lab Report. Components of a Laboratory Notebook. The following components should be contained for each experiment, along with any additional material required by your instructor. • Title and date • Introduction (purpose, reaction) • Physical data (including calculations) • Procedure outline • Data and ...
SAMPLE LAB REPORT. Joe Student Organic Chemistry Laboratory I (Chem 326-01) Report 1. August 19, 2010 Instructor: Dr. Know It All. Synthesis of Benzopinacolone from benzophenone. Introduction: This experiment was designed to provide experience in preparing compounds using a two-step synthetic scheme.
General Lab Report Guidelines. Title all sections of your lab report. There should be no question as to which section is which. Your lab report should include all of the following sections: Abstract, Introduction, Results and Discussion, Conclusions, Experimental Section, and References.
One formal report is required for Labs 3 and 4 combined and one for Lab 9. These reports will be done in a format of an article that might be submitted to a peer-reviewed journal by a professional chemist. We provide a sample student report from an introductory organic chemistry laboratory at the University of Toronto in this Report Book to ...
The Formal Report . Every non-technique, synthetic experiment requires a formal report. It is a bit different from the non-formal reports and the template is different. also Download the formal report template on the course website, and please follow the guidelines below. The following text has been adapted from: Callam, C. S; Paul, N. P.
Writing a Formal Report for Organic Chemistry. Basics of Writing a Formal Report in Organic Chemistry Style: A formal report differs from the lab notebook, not primarily in content, but in organization and style. While both the lab notebook and report contain information about what you have done, what you have seen, and conclusions you have ...
Formal Laboratory Report Format. Each student is required to write two formal laboratory reports of their own work. These reports are to be done individually and not as group work. Please refer to your course syllabus for the assigned experiments and the due dates.
