Manchester Ship Canal And Water Sampling Methods for Lab Analysis

Experiment: Trip to Collect Water Samples from Salford Docks and Manchester Ship Canal And Water Sampling Methods for Lab Analysis
Write a technical report to critically appraise and description of Trip to Collect Water Samples from Salford Docks and Manchester Ship Canal and Water Sampling Methods for Lab Analysis. The trip for collecting water samples took place on Wednesday 20/2/2019 at Salford Docks and Manchester Ship Canal – Manchester by APEM. Then, the experiment for water sampling analysis took place on Monday 25/2/2019 at University Lab. The report should include Introduction, Background, Test Objectives, Test Procedures, Expected Tests Results, Learning Outcomes from every test, and Conclusion parts. Be concise in Introduction and Background parts. In Introduction part, you should write about that we collected water sample from two places which are Salford Docks and Manchester Ship Canal and APEM environmental consultancy company help us to collect these samples. Then, we went to University Lab for do the experiment for water sampling analysis. The tests and analysis that did for water samples are on the following guide below:
Test No 1: Determination of pH
Test No 2: Determination of Turbidity
Test No 3: Determination of Dissolved Oxygen
Test No 4: Determination of Total Hardness
Test No 5: Determination of Nitrate
Test No 6: Determination of Phosphate
You can find all the results of tests in sources that uploaded. The report must be 3 pages’ guide, excluding title page, references, figures, tables, graphs, and appendices. Use sources that uploaded and cite it. Do not copy the sentences directly from sources and avoid plagiarism. I want the report to be written in simple English vocabulary because I am not a native English speaker. In-text citation and a list of authoritative sources using Harvard referencing style are required. The report should be focusing on the following guide below:

1. In each experiment of the lab report the following points must have to be present: Objectives, Equipment, Procedure, Data Table (signed), Sample Calculation, Result and Discussion.
2. List and briefly describe the covered Experiment.
3. Describe what kind/type of data can be important relevant to the Experiment. If data is not possibly obtained, then what potential data can be useful and lead to make a good Experiment.
4. Discus the expected results. If results were generating, great, if not, justify. Interpretation and discussion of results.
5. Learning outcomes (what you have learned from that activity).
6. Come up with conclusions, recommendations from your background.
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