Regarding a microwell plate...

• Skye wrote on 2010-09-22 01:37
  I did a lab in AP chem in which we had to somehow identify 10 unlabeled solutions. I decided to look mostly at the precipitates each solution may or may not make, so I had to fill the microwell plate so each solution was paired with every other solution once, like this:
  
  

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  Now I have to write my procedure, and I can't figure out how to word it in a short, intelligent way so someone else can fill the microwell plate like I did. Any suggestions?
  :T_T:
• psyal wrote on 2010-09-22 02:25
  Does it really need to be short?
  Usually, for the method, you can just go ahead and write in a narrative style. What you had there to tell us what you were doing would be a good base for it, but if you just give some more detail I think it should be fine. Can't give you too much help(As in doing it for you), but I can give that suggestion.
  If that doesn't help, maybe someone else can give better advice.
• Skye wrote on 2010-09-22 02:53

  Quote from psyal;162564:

  Does it really need to be short?
  Usually, for the method, you can just go ahead and write in a narrative style. What you had there to tell us what you were doing would be a good base for it, but if you just give some more detail I think it should be fine. Can't give you too much help(As in doing it for you), but I can give that suggestion.
  If that doesn't help, maybe someone else can give better advice.

  
  
  It needs to be relatively short. :/ I decided to pretty much just use what I have up there.
  Thanks for the input though. I appreciate it. :)