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A diagram of a set up in an experiment visually represents the arrangement of equipment, materials, and any relevant variables involved in the experiment. It typically includes labeled components such as beakers, test tubes, measuring devices, and sources of energy, along with arrows indicating the flow of processes or interactions. This diagram helps clarify the experimental procedure and ensures that all participants understand the setup, allowing for consistent replication of the experiment.

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