After performing the water quality experiment, each student had the opportunity to construct a flier using Open Office for 10 bonus points. This is an "A" flier that one of my students made. This poster consists of a table illustrating all of the results, a conclusion statement, and photographs of the three areas where water was taken.
After performing the water quality experiment, each student had the opportunity to construct a flier using Open Office for 10 bonus points. This is an "A" flier that one of my students made. This poster consists of a table illustrating all of the results, a conclusion statement, and photographs of the three areas where water was taken.
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After performing the water quality experiment, each student had the opportunity to construct a flier using Open Office for 10 bonus points. This is an "A" flier that one of my students made. This poster consists of a table illustrating all of the results, a conclusion statement, and photographs of the three areas where water was taken.
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GROUP # Fecal Members pH Temperature DO BOD Nitrates Phosphates Turbidity & location Coliforms
Control, Miss 23 degrees
8 8 PPM 4 PPM 0 PPM 0 PPM 0 JTU Negative Lab Lewis Celsius Group 1, Cheat Brent, 17 degrees 8 8 PPM 4 PPM 1 PPM 0 PPM 10 JTU Positive Lake, Anthony Celsius WV Group 2, Mingo Julie, 18 degrees 8 8 PPM 4 PPM 0 PPM 2 PPM 25 JTU Positive Creek, Tiffany Celsius PA
CONTROL: TAP WATER
CHEAT LAKE, WV MINGO CREEK, PA
CONCLUSION: The pH, dissolved oxygen, and BOD were similar, but the temperature, amount of phosphates, amount of nitrates, turbidity, and presence of fecal contamination varied slightly for the three different types of water.