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<strong>Name</strong>: <strong>Date</strong>: <strong>Period</strong>:An essential part of conducting experiments in chemistry is reporting <strong>you</strong>r results and findings in a formal lab report.You <strong>will</strong> <strong>be</strong> writing a lab report to convey everything <strong>you</strong> did and learned from the chemical reaction of baking soda andvinegar.Use the following outline:Title PageYou must have a title page that includes…ooooThe title of the experiment (please do NOT call it stoichiometry lab report, <strong>be</strong> more specific about whatchemical reaction/experiment we conducted). Please refer to the “title” section <strong>be</strong>low.Your name and the names of any lab partners.Your instructor's name.The date the report is due.<strong>In</strong>troductionThings to include in <strong>you</strong>r introduction:What chemical reaction did we perform in <strong>this</strong> lab? What are the reactants and products?What was the purpose of doing <strong>this</strong> lab? What is the purpose of stoichiometry?Summarize how we did the baking soda and vinegar lab.Summarize how <strong>you</strong> found out how much baking soda to start off with.Summarize how <strong>you</strong> found out how much sodium acetate <strong>you</strong> are expected to get.MaterialsList everything needed to complete <strong>you</strong>r experiment. Be as specific as possible.Ex: 20 grams of baking soda (not just baking soda)MethodsDescri<strong>be</strong> the steps <strong>you</strong> completed during <strong>you</strong>r investigation. This is <strong>you</strong>r procedure. Be sufficiently detailed that anyonecould read <strong>this</strong> section and duplicate <strong>you</strong>r experiment. Write it as if <strong>you</strong> were giving direction for someone else to do thelab. Write <strong>you</strong>r method in paragraph form. You may use the instructions I gave <strong>you</strong>, but do NOT copy it word for word.You also need to write <strong>you</strong>r methods section in third person (so do NOT use words like “I,” “me,” or “<strong>you</strong>.”Data & ObservationNumerical data obtained from <strong>you</strong>r procedure usually is presented as a table. Data encompasses what <strong>you</strong> recordedwhen <strong>you</strong> conducted the experiment. It's just the facts, not any interpretation of what they mean. You also <strong>will</strong> includeany calculations that <strong>you</strong> may have done.Type up all the questions in the data and observations sectionResults & DiscussionDescri<strong>be</strong> in words what the data means.Type up all the questions in the results and discussion section57