does this paragraph follow this rubric? Data and Observations. This is the heart and soul of your lab report. All recorded measurements must be included. You may wish to present the data in the form of a table or you may need to include figures or graphs, if appropriate. Axes of all graphs must have the appropriate title, labels (scale, units, and title for each axis). Be sure to include any spectroscopic data, such as infrared spectra; again, this is best accomplished in the form of a data table. You will include all of your calculations in this section, such as theoretical yield, percent yield, atom economy, and economic analysis. You should type (or import from an appropriate software program) your calculations and provide enough information for the reader to follow your logic. Use the proper # of significant figures and be sure to include all units. Include a detailed description of everything that you observed while conducting the experiment (i.e. physical properties of starting materials, color changes, precipitation, weights, TLC, retention times, etc.). You will be judged on detail and completeness of your observations, and on your technical success