CHEM 1001 Lecture 1: Formal report - G - marking scheme

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Chemistry
• Course: CHEM 1001
• Professor: Robert Burk

Document Summary

General guidelines are in the lab manual, page 12-14. Deduct 10% per day for late reports; weekend is counted as two days. Title page: title, name of author and partner, date, group (e. g. thurs am group a) Purpose (be concise; one or two sentences) (do not copy the lab manual) In part 3. -7. , give the description, equation and effect to final result, like causing low or high results) Procedure format: 3rd person, past tense, describe what you had done in lab. No point (e. g. 0. 1012 g of the sample were weighed by difference from an analytic balance into a 250-ml beaker ) Observations: sample number and physical description (color and shape) of sample. 2. test for completeness of precipitation and washing: color and shape of precipitate (use tables whenever possible. Number all tables and graphs, refer to in text. Data: sample and precipitation weights, oven temperature and drying/cooling times.