You will be given these prompts in the internal but this explains what to put for each subheading in your report:

Aim - 

Method - The steps you took. Any notifications you made and why you made them. (M)

Results - Physical raw experiential data. E.g. titration data of titre volumes. (A)

Calculations - Using n=m/M and c=n/v to calculate the concentration of the unknown chemical. (A/M)

Discussion - How did you control significant variables to improve your quality of data. (A,M,E)

• Using pipettes not measuring cylinder (more accurate)  

• Measured volumes to the bottom of the meniscus. 

• Stirred thoroughly to ensure all chemicals were dissolved and evenly mixed

•  Wash all equipment. 

• Have different people confirm the results.

• Cover all chemicals and not out of the sun when not using them. 

A - State the variables you controlled.

M/E - Relate this to the collection of quality data.

Conclusion - 

State your final concentration value in appropriate units. (Could be included in your calculations section)

Appropriate units are gL-1 

Compare your value to any values provided.

How you calculate the appropriate units:

Mol/L (concentration) x g/mol(molar mass) = g/L