Review my simplified Lab instructions for Alum

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The discussion revolves around simplifying lab instructions for the synthesis of Alum in a General Chemistry 1 lab. The original instructions were deemed intimidating, prompting the user to create a more straightforward version. Feedback requested includes clarity and accessibility, with suggestions to attach documents directly instead of using links. Concerns were raised about the absence of safety information in the new instructions, which the user acknowledged but noted that safety details are included in the original lab materials. The user aims to streamline their process without losing essential safety guidelines.
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Hello, I recently started writing my own step by step instructions for lab as the ones in my lab book are intimidating a little hard to follow. This is for General Chemistry 1 LAB. It's for a synthesis of Alum. Would someone review my simplified instructions and give me feedback? I would appreciate it if so, Thanks! :D
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Welcome to PF.

Your instructions are a little fuzzy and hard to read. Can you attach a PDF copy of them? Thanks.
 
berkeman said:
Welcome to PF.

Your instructions are a little fuzzy and hard to read. Can you attach a PDF copy of them? Thanks.
Adobe LAB3-ALUM

Oops, sorry about that. Here ya go, I made a Adobe PDF sharing link and attached a word doc, let me know if you still have trouble accessing/seeing the document. Thanks!
 

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MightyCatt said:
I made a Adobe PDF sharing link and attached a word doc,
It's best to print the Word doc to PDF and attach it directly. Links can be broken over time, and Word attachments can contain macros.
 
Also, I didn't see a section at the beginning of the document outlining any general or specific safety issues. Should there be one?
 
berkeman said:
Also, I didn't see a section at the beginning of the document outlining any general or specific safety issues. Should there be one?
Got it, I will remember that. The original lab instructions contain safety information on a different page, these instructions are just for me to follow them step by step and so I don't let lost in the paragraphs of the original instructions.
 

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