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When performing an experiment, should you reflect on results throughout the lab? Why/Why not?

When performing an experiment, should you reflect on results throughout the lab? Why/Why not?
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When performing an experiment, should you reflect on results throughout the lab? Why/Why not?

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No you do it after this first attempt is done. Then you do a 2nd attempt to try it a different way.
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