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My question is, on which side do you write the chemical equations/reactions, in a chemistry practical file?

(On the practical page or the ruled/lined page)

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In the practical file the lined page is usually dedicated to the writing content & unlined page is considered for diagrams. so its a better practice to write chemical equations/reactions on the lined page.
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Alright thank you. However, I think you have some confusion.  It's not always that we write content in lined side. Observations and results are written on the practical side itself. 

And similarly in Botany and Zoology prectical files, aim and result are written on the blank side too. 

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The best place to write chemical equations/reactions in a chemistry practice file is on the rolled/lined page, as this will give you the most space to write your equations and reactions.

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A chemistry practical file is a collection of laboratory reports and notes that document the procedures, observations, and results of experiments performed in a chemistry laboratory.

 It may also include calculations, diagrams, and other relevant information. 

The purpose of a chemistry practical file is to provide a record of the experiments that have been performed, and to demonstrate the student's understanding and application of the concepts and techniques learned in the laboratory. 

It is a requirement in schools and universities to have a practical file as a way of evaluating student's understanding and ability to conduct experiments.
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You missed the main question but alright. I asked where to right the chemical reactions, observations, results and such.
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I apologize for missing the main question earlier. In a chemistry practical file, the chemical reactions, observations, results and such are typically recorded in a laboratory notebook or on separate sheets of paper, which are then organized and kept in a binder or folder. It is important to record all information in a clear and organized manner so that it can be easily understood and referenced later. The laboratory notebook should be kept up-to-date throughout the course of the experiments, with all data, observations, and results recorded in a timely fashion, and it is important to make sure that the notebook is legible and well-organized.
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In a chemistry practical file, the chemical equations and reactions should be written on the practical page, not the ruled/lined page. The ruled/lined page is used to record observations and calculations.
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