What do You Need To Have When Writing A Result For A Science Project?

Question

What Do You Need

Answer 1

We did the same reports on batteries though..it may come in handy just to use the concept here were our instructions.......

Research Report on Batteries          

Science

Introduction

One paragraph providing information on how batteries work and then state what you investigated (i.e., Can lemon, be used to generate electrical current?)

Materials and Methods:

One-three paragraphs describing all of the things that were used in your investigation, as well as detailed instructions on what you did (how and where you hooked up wires, LED's, voltmeters, etc.). This section must be detailed enough for anybody to precisely duplicate your experiment. Make sure to use brand names, model numbers, measures, etc. of all materials used.

Results :

Your actual results go here. You will present your actual measurements, five tables of data (one for each fruit or vegetable), and the average voltages. Which configurations were able to light up the LED’s?

Conclusion:

What can you conclude from your studies? Did some (or all) of the fruits and vegetables act as batteries? Were some better than others? Which was the best? What did you learn from your investigation?

Bibliography :

Present your references here in APA citation format (www.apastvle.org/faqs.htmlS8). These are sources of information you relied on to plan and execute your investigation, as well as introduce your topic and draw conclusions.

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Answer 2

A good lab report lists its Purpose, Material, Method, Observations and Conclusions.

After stating your observations, see what conclusions you can draw.Sometimes looking back at the Purpose helps.

For a project, look at what you did and what you learned. Repeat the purpose as a statement.