A lab report is a permanent record of everything that occurs during an experiment.

• It must be written in blue or black ink (or typed)
• don't erase mistakes or use white-out
• cross out a mistake and initial it!
• that "mistake" may be useful later
• may not be recopied or re-typed (only the original is accepted)
• one lab report per person (no group lab reports)
• copying off a partner's lab report is not acceptable!
  
• Your lab report should be so good that a person could pick it up and repeat your experiment without talking to you!

1. Title
2. Heading
3. Problem
4. Hypothesis
5. Materials
6. Hazards
7. Procedure
8. Data
9. Conclusion