Structure of a Scientific Report
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- A specific, concise and catchy statement of what the report is about.
- Key information that a reader must know to understand your report.
- What you want to achieve in this experiment.
- An educated guess.
- Equipment needed to perform your experiment.
- Detailed description of how you will perform your experiment.
- Where you record your findings. Includes graphs, tables, calculations ect.
- Identify/explain trends, limitations, suggestions for further research.
- A statement of whether you achieved your aim/proved your hypothesis.
- A list of all the sources you used to write your report.
- Any additional relevant documents not included in the body of your report.
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