please help it's a formal lab report that I need to write. Also I will upload an example

CHM 10100 Laboratory Report Requirements The laboratory report must be typed. Prepare graphs using a spreadsheet such as Microsoft Excel. When you use graphs or tables from a spreadsheet, use table or figure headings and units, even if you have to neatly letter them in by hand. Write in the third person. Avoid using the words "I" or "we" or "you" when writing the report. Points will be deducted for their use. Use academic sources. Cite them using APA format both in text and in the Reference page. You can find academic sources using the RCC library page and searching under journals. Each report is due at the beginning of the following laboratory period. For each laboratory period a laboratory report is late, a point will be deducted. The laboratory report consists of the following: 1. Title Page Include the experiment title and number, CHM 101005 , your name, date the experiment was performed and your partner's name. 2. Introduction Describe in your own words the objective(s) of the experiment. Using the objective found in the laboratory manual is NOT acceptable and will result in a loss of points. Describe and discuss background information (chemistry content) needed to understand and perform the experiment; this can include definitions, theory, equipment etc. You should be using outside sources to find information for this section. 3. Experimental Procedure Briefly summarize the procedure you used. You may write a paragraph or use a step-by-step format. Make sure to cite the source of the procedures and indicate any modifications you made. 4. Sample Calculations Show equations and one example for each calculation used in the experiment. Calculations should be shown clearly. For repetitive calculations, it is only necessary to show one sample of each type of calculation. These may be neatly written by hand. Check ANGEL for a list of calculations that needs to be done for each experiment 5. Results The Results section should include the information below, presented in an organized fashion. Data and Observations: Report ALL measured data with appropriate units and significant figures in a data table. One instance in which it is not necessary to report all measured data is measurement of masses: in the report, include only the mass of the compound (masses of weigh paper and weigh paper plus compound are not needed). You may use your report sheet as a guide, but you may not turn in your report sheet as the results section. WARNING: In experiments with an unknown sample, it is essential that you record your unknown number in your lab notebook and state it in your lab report. Not including your unknown letter will result in point deduction. Figures and Tables: In many experiments results are best presented as a graph or in a table. 6. Discussion Summarize your results and conclusions for the experiment and discuss any possible errors that could have occurred during the experiment. Report the final average value, to the correct number of significant figures. Include your unknown number. For example, "the concentration of copper ion in unknown \#856 was determined to be 1.981020.05102M." Errors should be related to the procedure or the chemical nature of the experiment, using human errors, math errors, or recording errors are not valid errors for a chemistry lab report. 7. References Include a list of all references in APA format. CHM 10100 Laboratory Report Requirements The laboratory report must be typed. Prepare graphs using a spreadsheet such as Microsoft Excel. When you use graphs or tables from a spreadsheet, use table or figure headings and units, even if you have to neatly letter them in by hand. Write in the third person. Avoid using the words "I" or "we" or "you" when writing the report. Points will be deducted for their use. Use academic sources. Cite them using APA format both in text and in the Reference page. You can find academic sources using the RCC library page and searching under journals. Each report is due at the beginning of the following laboratory period. For each laboratory period a laboratory report is late, a point will be deducted. The laboratory report consists of the following: 1. Title Page Include the experiment title and number, CHM 101005 , your name, date the experiment was performed and your partner's name. 2. Introduction Describe in your own words the objective(s) of the experiment. Using the objective found in the laboratory manual is NOT acceptable and will result in a loss of points. Describe and discuss background information (chemistry content) needed to understand and perform the experiment; this can include definitions, theory, equipment etc. You should be using outside sources to find information for this section. 3. Experimental Procedure Briefly summarize the procedure you used. You may write a paragraph or use a step-by-step format. Make sure to cite the source of the procedures and indicate any modifications you made. 4. Sample Calculations Show equations and one example for each calculation used in the experiment. Calculations should be shown clearly. For repetitive calculations, it is only necessary to show one sample of each type of calculation. These may be neatly written by hand. Check ANGEL for a list of calculations that needs to be done for each experiment 5. Results The Results section should include the information below, presented in an organized fashion. Data and Observations: Report ALL measured data with appropriate units and significant figures in a data table. One instance in which it is not necessary to report all measured data is measurement of masses: in the report, include only the mass of the compound (masses of weigh paper and weigh paper plus compound are not needed). You may use your report sheet as a guide, but you may not turn in your report sheet as the results section. WARNING: In experiments with an unknown sample, it is essential that you record your unknown number in your lab notebook and state it in your lab report. Not including your unknown letter will result in point deduction. Figures and Tables: In many experiments results are best presented as a graph or in a table. 6. Discussion Summarize your results and conclusions for the experiment and discuss any possible errors that could have occurred during the experiment. Report the final average value, to the correct number of significant figures. Include your unknown number. For example, "the concentration of copper ion in unknown \#856 was determined to be 1.981020.05102M." Errors should be related to the procedure or the chemical nature of the experiment, using human errors, math errors, or recording errors are not valid errors for a chemistry lab report. 7. References Include a list of all references in APA format