DalisAndy
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Laboratory notebook
For a beginner with his first laboratory notebook is it a better idea to get one with graph paper or lined paper? I have a lot of extra from school
starting
Elements Collected: 19/81 (Excluding all radioactive, using placecard for those)
Any tips or good sources are welcome.
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Detonationology
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LINED, all day long (and college ruled IMO). I have only need ever needed graph paper for acid/ base equilibrium titrations, and I just drew it on
graph paper and pasted in my notebook.
“There are no differences but differences of degree between different degrees of difference and no difference.” ― William James
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Here, graph paper is prefered. IDK why but its better to write on lined paper.
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DalisAndy
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So it just personal preference ok
Elements Collected: 19/81 (Excluding all radioactive, using placecard for those)
Any tips or good sources are welcome.
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