D. EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE a 1) Read the paper "Learning to Observe". Write a TWO page discussion about your thoughts on the article and how it might be useful in your life and career. 2) Search the scientific literature for article about Observing. Choose ONE article you find helpful and write a ONE page discussion of why you found the article useful. Attach the article to the end of the lab report. 3) Observe the artwork included in this lab. Take your time. Record your observations and the logic behind any Inferences you reach 4) Take a walk and record your observations and any inferences you reach. Detail all the senses you used during your walk D. EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 1) Explore how the scientific literature is organized. Pick a medical topic of interest and explore the topic using Google, Goggle Scholar, and PubMed. Find 3 articles you find interesting. Download and read the articles. Make comments and annotations on the articles. Attach the three articles to your lab report 2) Choose a substance of interest. This can be just about anything from an element to an individual compound, or a medication. Search online for the MSDS for that substance. You may need to be flexible. If you do not find it quickly, go on to something else. Attach the MSDS to your lab report a. List four synonyms (other names) for your substance, b. Give the CAS number of your substance. C. Give the structure of your substance. d. Discuss the history of the substance. e. Discuss the uses of the substance 1. Discuss the safety of the substance, 3) Search for any information on the Butfalo Wild Wings cleaning accident. Detall the chemistry that was involved