Question

In the manual of the chemistry lab. There are always something like Cautious: you need to wear gloves!! if sth happened you need to do this. Do I need to address them in the formal lab report as well? How to address them?

Answer 1

You don't need to mention the general safety precautions such as gloves etc.

But you do need to mention the descriptibe precautions, hazards, safety requirements that must be taken for a particular experiment you are performing, for ex - the solution must not come in contact with water or heat.

The contents can be arranged in the following order

Introduction, purpose, Experimental Procedure, precaution, Experimental data, Analysis, calculations, Discussion and Conclusion