So you decided to recreate the Chemistry Lab by filling up an enclosure the size of a large storage unit with gas and then put a hot flame inside to see what happened. Why did you choose something so big?

So you decided to recreate the Chemistry Lab by filling up an enclosure the size of a large storage unit with gas and then put a hot flame inside to see what happened. Why did you choose something so big? How did you get those chemicals in there? ▪ You chose to do the Light Lab, and instead of a small light box, you found a piece of equipment that shines so bright you need to wear goggles to even be in the room. What kind of bulb is that? Why did you pick it? (Note: This portion should not be part of your introduction. This should be an addition to that section.▪ Are there any dangers to consider? Best to mention them now.▪ You are free to include any pictures, diagrams, charts, etc. that may help.• You must have a clear Objective statement. o What is the overall purpose of the lab? For example, in the Chemistry lab your objective was to perform a chemical reaction and demonstrate how oxygen is made/not made by using a flame. • Methods and Materialso This section should be set up as the ones seen in the lab manual. Go over each section and, to the best of your abilities, explain each part of the lab in steps for someone else to follow. Be sure to write in distinct voice. ▪ “Place the dynamite into the container”(CORRECT)▪ “The dynamite was placed into the container” (WRONG)• Conclusiono What should be the expected results?o What questions should have been answered?o Any additional information you think would be important