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Title
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Category
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What
do you think this is project is about?
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How
does the project relate to Chemistry?
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Testing of water
for substances
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Water chemistry
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Testing different
kinds of water for pH, dissolved oxygen, nitrate, phosphates, iron and
hardness
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We’re
looking for substances found on the periodic table
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Testing of peanuts
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Chemistry (energy
& food science)
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Testing to see if
a peanut, which has stored chemical energy in it, can heat up water using
that energy
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We’re
looking to see if the chemical energy that we use in our self from a peanut
can transfer to heat up water
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Testing of pH
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Water chemistry
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How the pH level
from rainwater differs from one place to another
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In chemistry you
have to know about pH levels.
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Testing of pH, too
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Water chemistry
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If other fruits or
vegetables work like red cabbage as a pH indicator.
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You work on
finding out if they’re acids or bases
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Hydrogen and
oxygen
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Chemistry
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To separate water
into hydrogen and oxygen
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It’s found
on the periodic table, and how to substances are put together to form one
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pH
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Water chemistry
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To see is if
different flow rates in streams affect the dissolved oxygen, pH,
turbidity, and temperature in a stream
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Once again, it
deals with pH levels and oxygen
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pH
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Water chemistry
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If the pH levels
water effects the rustling of nails
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pH, and iron which
is on the periodic table
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