AN EXAMPLE LABORATORY REPORT
CHEMISTRY 446 Here you enter the section and group numbers. EXPERIMENT 6 . Here you insert the date that the report is submitted. Executive Summary The general format of a laboratory report is explained and illustrated. Each section is illustrated. Common errors and problems are discussed. Data analogous to those of experiment 6 are used
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