Section 3 ChE O Date Submitted: Nov 04, 2014 Group No E!periment No. " Introduction It should state the objective of the study and mention previously published work on the topic, if there is any Note that this objective!s will be accounted for in the "onclusion #1$ %uch of the terms will be introduced here and therefore references will be necessary "ite them properly #2$ #ethodolog$ &his section describes the summary of the procedure done in order to arrive at the objectives of the e'periment (etails of the procedure should not be )iven here and neither should one copy the procedure )iven in the manual Nothin) in this section should be stated in the imperative form *ll the chemicals should state the supplier and the )rade +tandard and well,known techni-ues and e-uipment need not be described, but must be properly referenced &he brand and model of the instruments used must be specified .i) 1 shows an e'ample of the set up of the e'periment +tandards of ammonia )as were prepared by collectin) head space )as with a 60 m/ syrin)e over a diluted 201 ammonia solution analytical rea)ent, %erck 23ermany4 &rimethylamine )as was prepared #1$ from 2 ) of trimethylamine hydrochloride +i)ma 25+*4 that is reacted with 10 m/ of a 10% Na67 solution in a +chott (uran 200 m/ filterin) flask Re%ult% and Di%cu%%ion &hese may be treated to)ether or separately &his should show how the data were treated in order to arrive at your conclusions 8esults may be presented in the form of charts or calculations 9resentation of lar)e masses of essentially raw data must be avoided &he discussion of the results must be complete and relevant but concise 5nnecessary repetition of e'perimental methods and unsupported hypotheses should be avoided * sample calculation should be presented where necessary, showin) the formula, the data and constants with their references Note that plots, calculations etc are results &hey are not the discussion &able1 shows an e'ample &hey should be numbered with *rabic numerals and have brief descriptive headin)s &he layout should be )iven serious thou)ht so that the si)nificance of the results can be )rasped -uickly *ll necessary information must be contained in the caption, so that the table can be understood independently &ig. ' &he title of the fi)ure is placed under the fi)ure TMA + NaOH solution Filtering flask 3as syrin)e (able ' (escription of the table +ampl e No :olume!m/ %ass!) 1 ;000 1;00 2 4020 <1; = 2=00 2;40 .i)ures should be numbered with *rabic numerals and have brief descriptive headin)s *ttention should be )iven to line thickness, letterin) and spacin) on a'es of )raphs to ensure stability for interpretin) it .i)ure 2 shows an e'ample of a chart )enerated from data )n%*er% to +ue%tion% *nswer the -uestions )iven in the manual It should be as complete as possible with clear and direct to the point answers to -uestions &ig. , +pectra of methyl red in neutral and basic medium Conclu%ion% 7ere, state point by point, whether you have met the objectives of the e'periment as presented in the introduction or not "omment on the evidences that you have met your objectives or discuss why you have not met the objectives "ompare the e'perimental values arrived at with accepted or literature values 7ow close or far are they> &o what do you attribute their differences if any> 8eferences of /iterature should be numbered in the order of their citation in the te't and should be listed consecutively at the end of the paper *ll sources taken from the internet should be listed with their authors or or)ani?ation or a)ency first, followed by the website and then the date the website was visited In listin) the references, the followin) form should be adopted *n e'ample of 8eferences section is shown Reference% 1 9ayumo, @ % and "astillo, @ + Phil. J. Nutr. =A224, 21<A<4, p;2 2 "hemical education 9urdue 5niversity httpB!!chemedchempurdue edu!)enchem!topicreview!bp!ch4!deviation0htmlCvan visitedB Nov 2A,2000 = Dinterton, E Dilson, " / and Dilson, ( D Comprehensive Analytical Chemistry, 2 nd ed, 2E Diley and +ons, 1<;04 :ol I:, p1=4 4 :anasse, 3* Spectrometric Techniques, 2*cademic 9ress, 1<;44, :ol =, p 104