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Title: Be able to communicate scientific information
Description: Outline the methods by which scientific information is communicated Report on a scientific investigation that has been carried out Produce a detailed, correctly structured report which demonstrates a high level of presentation Compare and contrast the report with a similar report from a professional journal

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REPORT ON A SCIENTIFIC
INVESTIGATION THAT HAS
BEEN CARRIED OUT

P9 and M4
BSIX Iba Ruma Mohammed

Unit 1

Iba Ruma Mohammed

Introduction
To be able to communicate scientific findings clearly and correctly is a primary skill for a
scientist
...
You may have to present your work to a variety of differe nt audiences so it is
important that you are able to convey the message in a suitable format each time
...

In supplement to journal papers, scientists converse their work in a number of
supplementary ways
...

These methods of contact are how scientists allocate their work alongside every single
other
...
We
nowadays have a colossal volume of logical data at our fingertips and a simplistic method to
allocate information
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The logical journal paper is yet the
most knew form of conversing a scientist’s work but online databases are nowadays a vital
tool
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SCIENTIFIC REPORT
Is a document that describes the process, progress, or results of technical or scientific research or the
state of a technical or scientific research problem? It might also include recommendations and
conclusions of the research
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They may be considered as grey literature
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Similarly, there are no
formal publishing procedures for such reports, except where established locally
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They are
coordinated for inner or wider allocation by countless associations, most of that lack the
comprehensive editing and creation abilities of business publishers
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Researchers could additionally publish work in
main form as a technical report to institute novelty, lacking possessing to pause for the
frequently long creation schedules of intellectual journals
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SCIENTIFIC POSTER
Posters are used in academia to promote and explain research work
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They are of
lesser importance than actual articles, but they can be a good introduction to a new piece of research
before the paper is published
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Poster presentations are
often not peer-reviewed, but can instead be submitted, meaning that as many as can fit will be
accepted
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In poster presentations at sessions, the presenter normally stands subsequent to the poster,
therefore permitting for passers-by to involve in one-on-one discussions alongside the presenter
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For a poster to converse the work, the poster early has to
orient a viewers that is not seated, but that is standing
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Given those distractions, a journal article tacked
onto a board fails as a competent poster because the viewers cannot ponder for a period long plenty
to elucidate across the paper
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CONCLUSION
For this task I have explained the different methods by scientific information are communicated, I
have talked about the scientific report and scientific posters
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REPORT ON A SCIENTIFIC
INVESTIGATION THAT HAS
BEEN CARRIED OUT

P9 and M4
BSIX Iba Ruma Mohammed

Unit 1

Iba Ruma Mohammed

Introduction
For this task I have been asked to produce a scientific report and produce step-by-step it by a
structured format
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Chromatography? What is it?
What is chromatography? Well, quite simply, it is a colossal scope of physical methods utilized to
distinct and or to investigate convoluted mixtures
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How Does It Work?
A mixture of assorted constituents enters a chromatography procedure, and the disparate
constituents are flushed across the arrangement at disparate rates
...

Recapped sorption/desorption deeds that seize locale across the movement of the example
above the stationary bed ascertain the rates
...

In any chemical or bioprocessing industry, the demand to distinct and purify a product from a
convoluted combination is a vital and vital pace in the creation line
...
Chromatography
is a extremely distinct separation procedure for a multitude of reasons! Early of all, it can
distinct convoluted mixtures alongside outstanding precision
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In fact, chromatography can purify basically each
soluble or unpredictable substance if the right adsorbent physical, messenger fluid, and
working conditions are employed
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For these reasons,
chromatography is quite well suited to a collection of uses in the earth of biotechnology, such
as separating mixtures of proteins
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A example to be separated, after allocated on the stationary period, will softly move
alongside in the alike association as the mobile phase
...
On the supplementary hand, if an
analytic has no contact alongside the mobile period, it will stick undeviating to the stationary
period and not ever elute
...


Equipment
The figure below will help you to follow along in our discussion
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g
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The column is where the actual separation takes
place
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The column contains the stationary phase
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The column can either be a packed bed or open
tubular column
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The stationary phase completely fills the column
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There is a
pasageway through the center of the column
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The solvent and sample
flow through the column together; thus the mobile phase is often referred to as the "carrier fluid
...
The materials which comprise the mobile and stationary phases vary depending on
the general type of chromatographic process being performed
...
The stationary phase is generally an
adsorbent or liquid distributed over the surface of a porous, inert support
...
This bed may be comprised of an immiscible liquid coated onto a porous
support, a thin film of liquid phase bonded to the surface of a sorbent, or a sorbent of controlled pore
size
...

The procedure of a chromatographic separation seizes locale inside a chromatography
column
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A packed bed column
encompasses particles that make up the
stationary phase
...
The center of the
column is hollow
...
This can whichever be a
fluid or a gas, reliant on the kind of
process
...
In each case, the partitioning of solutes
amid the stationary and mobile periods lead to the wanted separations
...
It utilizes a mobile fluid or gaseous period
that is adsorbed onto the external of a stationary solid phase
...


Partition Chromatography

This form of chromatography is established on a slender
film industrialized on the external of a solid prop by a
fluid stationary phase
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Ion Exchange Chromatography

In this kind of chromatography, the use of a resin is
utilized to covalently link anions or cations onto it
...


Molecular Exclusion Chromatography

Also recognized as gel permeation or gel filtration,
this kind of chromatography needs an appealing
contact amid the stationary period and solute
...

The pores are normally tiny and exclude the larger
solute molecules, but permits tinier molecules to go
in the gel, provoking them to flow across a larger
volume
...

Affinity Chromatography

This is the most discerning kind of
chromatography employed
...
For
example, the immobilized molecule could be
an antibody to a little specific protein
...

This protein is afterward removed by changing
the ionic strength or pH
...

Scientific people publish data employing posters, presentation, newspapers or television
and wireless
One of the main methods that scientists converse their scutiny aftermath is by publishing
the in magazines
...

Some magazines are peer-reviewed, encounter they merely publish in articles that bypass a
precise average of quality
...

Also scientists communicated their scutiny aftermath to present at conferences
...
This is not merely
whereas scientists allocate their latest scutiny, but additionally web alongside
supplementary scientists for the intentions of team work
...
This can be facile for alike people to discern
data on their communal mass media or reading newspaper and additionally TV
...
An email can
furnish for example; witting education clearly and in brief of the instructions
...


Abstract:

Thin layer chromatography (TLC) is simple type of chromatography; TLC is easy to carry out
and is cast –effective
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In my experiment I have used tin layer chromatography because is easy to see the pigment
and better separations than paper chromatography
...


Introduction:
In chromatography, substance is separated as they excursion in a mobile period that passes
across stationary phase
...

Chromatography is a method utilized in the separation of mixtures by bypassing it in a
resolution or suspension across a medium in that the constituents move at disparate rate
...
g
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The slender layer chromatography (TLC) is comparable to paper chromatography but
instead of paper chromatography, the stationary period is a slender layer of inert
substances
...

TLC has alike gains above paper chromatography
...

 The mobile phase moves more evenly through thee stationary phase
TLC tends to produce more useful Chromatograms than paper chromatography, which show
greater separation of the components in the mixture and also easier to analyser

In this experiment I will be looking at how much pigments of the same substance- solution
can be separated and also calculate the Rf
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5cm3 microcentrifuge tube
Plasticise, blu tack or a rack for standing the microcentrifuge tube vertically
Knife
Pair of forceps
Ruler
Pencil

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Methods:

1
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Using 1cm3pipette, carefully add extraction solvent labelled E into the
microcentrifuge tube to the level shown below
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Close the microcentrifuge tube and the extraction solvent bottle tightly to prevent
evaporation of the solvent
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Take the kiwi fruit out of the plastic bag
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The fleshy layer attached to the skin should be
approximately 1mm thick
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Cut the kiwi fruit strip into two rectangles, each approximately 5mm ×15mm
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Use the forceps to place the two pieces of kiwi in the microcentrifuge tube
...
With the forceps, squeeze the skin and flesh of the pieces of kiwi fruit against the
side of the tube
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The liquid slowly
develop green colour
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After approximately a minute of squeezing, use the forceps to push the pieces to the
bottom of the tube
...
Close the tube and stand it upright
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Between the two layers the liquid you will see debris from kiwi flesh
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Stand the bottle of chromatography solvent labelled Con a level surface
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11
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If you do damage the surface, however, ask for a new
one
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Make sure you hold the edges without pressing
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12
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Some of the green liquid will be drown into tip
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Close the microcentrifuge tube
...
Hold the tip of the pipette vertically and briefly touch the middle of the pencil line on
the TLC strip with the pipette tip so that a single, mall drop soaks onto the white
coating
...

14
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Continue adding the spots of liquid, waiting for each spot to dry after
application until you have a small green ring 3-5mm diameter
...
You will need to apply about 60-100 drops of kiwi extract
...
Remove the cap from the bottle of chromatography solvent labelled C
...
As you do so, check that the ring and pencil line
will lie above the level of the solvent
...
(Put any waste chromatography solvent from the pipette into the
extraction solvent bottle)
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Ensure that the TLC strip is not touching the sides of the bottle, except where it
learns against the bottle at the top
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18
...

19
...

20
...

21
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Record your result to the
nearest 0
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You must record your answers to 1 decimal place
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814
B) 21/49=0
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531
D) 29/49=0
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796

Rf values
0
...
426
0
...
596
0
...
9

Rf values of different pigments

0
...
7

Rf values

0
...
5
0
...
3
0
...
1
0
A(pale yellow)

B(yellow)

C(light Green)
Pigments

D(dark green)

E(blue/grey)

Discussion:
In my consequence I can discern that every single pigment has a solitary Rf value
...
Additionally after the pigments go more adjacent the
solvent front of the Rf rise, and additionally my consequence displays that the correlation of
the pigment goes higher every single period as it displays in the graph
...
596
...
Additionally a little
pigments have higher worth than others
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Additionally the method they utilized has too far data that way that is hard to
comprehend and additionally reads could become jaded elucidate it
...

Conclusion:
The examination that was grasped out was successful
...

The disparate pigment I became in my examination was five
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In order to attain extra favourable aftermath we ought to allow the solvent run al long
distance as possible
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An supplementary method can be use to make the pigment extra pondered consequently to
enhance the result
...
After separated, pigment will come to be visible as groups rather than smears
so the calculation can be made easier
...
bio-rad
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, BASIC Biochemical Engineering, BiLine Associates, 1993
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Freeman and Company, 1995
Title: Be able to communicate scientific information
Description: Outline the methods by which scientific information is communicated Report on a scientific investigation that has been carried out Produce a detailed, correctly structured report which demonstrates a high level of presentation Compare and contrast the report with a similar report from a professional journal