The scientific experiment report is the core material of the scientific innovation project, and the specification report should include the following parts: 1. Project name (concise and clear, no more than 20 words); 2. Research background and significance (explaining why this research was done); 3. Research objectives and assumptions (identification of problems to be addressed and expected outcomes); 4. Experimental materials and methods (detailed description of equipment, procedures and variable control); 5. Experimental results and analysis (use data and charts to display the results); 6. Conclusions and discussion (summary findings, analysis of errors and direction of improvement); 7. References (list of references cited). Writing points: The data should be true and reliable, and should not be fabricated; the charts should have titles and annotations; the language should be scientific and accurate, avoid colloquialism; and the length should be limited to 2000-5000 words. It is recommended to use a three-line table to show the data and a line or bar chart to show the trends.