1. EXPERIMENTS ARE USED TO TEST A HYPOTHESIS PARTS OF AN EXPERIMENT

2. I. QUESTION Part that is what you are trying to find out about In science research, the question is called the “purpose”.

3. HYPOTHESIS This is a statement that you write stating and explaining what you think the answer to the question is. Also, called an educated guess because you base your answer on facts and time-tested ideas called theories

4. MATERIALS AND PROCEDURE This is a listing of the things used in the lab This is a listing of the steps you took in the lab. Steps should clearly state what you used and how you used it. Steps must be in the order that you did things. You must describe the equipment you used. Half Fill a 250 ml beaker with water. Dip a glass stirring rod into the testing liquid.

5. DATA ANALYSIS This section contains tables, bar graphs, line graphs This section wants to tell and show what happened. This section contains questions that help you explain what happened during the experiment In science research, this section is usually written in paragraph form not answers to questions like we will do during the year

6. CONCLUSION This section is going to be about how you feel the experiment went. Did it show what you wanted to show? Does the data support or prove your hypothesis false.? Is there specific data that can be used to backup the hypothesis as proven true or false? Why did you get these results? Use the science facts! Could the experiment be improved? How confident do you feel about your conclusion? This section is in paragraph form.

7. ASSIGNMENT: Write a conclusion for the “Determining a Liquid as Acid, Base or Neutral” lab in the space provided on the lab report. Due: Next class period Lab Test on Friday, 9/25/15 Study all notes, procedure, data and questions for the lab. Test will include matching, short answer and applying question.

8. PARTS OF EXPERIMENT 1.Question 2.Hypothesis 3.Materials and Methods 4.Procedure 5.Data Analysis 6.Conclusion