Elements of a Lab Report Elements Description Points A descriptive and concise Title of Lab [title reflecting the experiment Summarize the main objectives, methods, key findings, and conclusions of the experiment in 100-200 words. Abstract . points Provide background information on the topic, relevant scientific literature, and the purpose of the 10 experiment. Clearly state points the research question or hypothesis that the experiment aims to address. ! Introduction Detail the materials and equipment used in the experiment, along with the step-by-step procedures followed to conduct the experiment. Include enough Materials |information to allow and someone to replicate the Methods el study. When using Labster and Pivot Interactives, may reference the software and not the equipment used within the program. Present the data collected during the experiment in the form of tables, graphs, and Results figures as necessary. Include descriptive text to explain the results and refer to the visuals. points Interpret and analyze the results obtained in the context of the research question or hypothesis. Compare your findings to 10 relevant literature and points explain any discrepancies or similarities. Discuss the limitations of the study and potential sources of error. Discussion Summarize the main findings and their implications. Reiterate whether the Conclusion [results support or reject the initial hypothesis. Provide suggestions for further research if applicable. points Cite all the sources referenced in the report using a consistent citation References |[style (e.g., APA, Chicago). Include both primary literature and relevant scientific books or articles. points