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 The Orchid Grower A Juvenile Science Adventure Novel About Orchids & Genetic Engineering |
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Investigate the different effects of chlorine, pH, acid, alkalinity, and water hardness on drinking water sources.
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What is Water Quality? E. coli / Coliforms Science Fair Projects & Experiments Water Pollution Science Fair Projects & Experiments |
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Bacterial Content of Water Bottles
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Comparing the Lead Content of Drinking Water in Various Schools S Test several water saving products to measure how much they reduce the flow of water through the faucet. R What effect does aeration have on algae in pond water? R What is Water Quality? E. coli / Coliforms Science Fair Projects & Experiments Water Pollution Science Fair Projects & Experiments |
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Assess the water quality of rainwater collected from different geographical areas.
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Are there any adverse effects to reusing a water bottle? S How Clean Is Drinking Water in India? R Determine the quality of tap water in various regions of the United States for unsafe quantities of certain contaminants. R Test for lead presence in different home products R Find the level of copper in drinking water R Determine if addition of chemical ingredients to bottled waters will influence taste preferences. R Discover the drinking water source with the highest nitrate level. R Are Copper Pipes a Significant Source of Copper in Drinking Water? R Do Contaminates in Drinking Water Transfer to Raw or Cooked Vegetables? R Which middle school in your district has the best water quality by testing pH levels, total alkalinity, total hardness, iron levels, copper levels, nitrate levels, and nirtrite levels? R Determine whether the model of Stenocara beetle, which harvests all of its water from desert fog, would collect more or less water vapor than models of a funnel collector and a net collector, which are being used in the world today. R Compare the pH level in municipal drinking water vs. domestic well water. R S Determine if the depth of a well affects the level of nitrate content found in the water. S Do low-flow toilets actually conserve water? R Can people tell if water is clean by looking at it? S Determine if the levels of total dissolved solids increase as the level of water decrease in water bottles R What is Water Quality? E. coli / Coliforms Science Fair Projects & Experiments Water Pollution Science Fair Projects & Experiments |
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Determine the effect of temperature on the formation of trihalomethanes (THM) and determine an effective method of THM removal using filters that were either hand-made or commercially processed.
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Study the formation of trihalomethanes (chlorination) in natural water. R Determine whether a water body contains the heavy metal copper. R How do abiotic factors affect a river's pH? R Determine the pollution in a stream. R Investigate tap water safety. S Examine the acidity of snow samples S Oklahoma City’s Water Quality: A Five-Year Assessment S S Determine if hardness in water correlates to nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium levels in lake soil. R The Global Water Sampling Project - An investigation of water quality R Operational Effects of Altered Abiotic Factors on Nitrifying Bacteria R Determine if implementation of State of California Senate Bill No. 923 has resulted in causing lower nitrates in agricultural effluents flowing into the Monterey Bay Sanctuary. R What is Water Quality? E. coli / Coliforms Science Fair Projects & Experiments Water Pollution Science Fair Projects & Experiments |
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