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2. Gather all the necessary equipment and materials mentioned in the guide.
3. Follow the guidelines provided in the guide to perform the experiments or procedures step by step.
4. Take accurate measurements and record all the observations as instructed in the guide.
5. Pay attention to safety precautions mentioned in the guide and take necessary protective measures.
6. If any issues or uncertainties arise during the process, consult the laboratory guide or seek assistance from an expert.
7. Once you have completed the experiments or procedures, carefully clean up the lab equipment and dispose of any waste materials according to the guide's instructions.
8. Lastly, review your recorded data and observations, ensuring they are comprehensive and organized.
9. Follow any additional instructions provided in the guide regarding data analysis or reporting.
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