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I learned about the components of it- nitric and sulfuric acid.
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I may be able to talk with some people from Fairview High. I'm still deciding on which project I want to do. It's either going to be about acid rain, or global warming.
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I also learned about bioremediation.
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My project tries to prove whether or not aquatic plants can clean up acid rain in lakes, ponds, and other bodies of water.
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The Ph of the lake water was a 7 or 8, so I must find a way to acidify it.
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Unfortunately, the nitrite test kit I used was expired, so I couldn't measure the concentration of it in the lake water. I did get to measure the Ph of the water, though. It is about 5.5, which means it is acidic, so that is good for my project.
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This is because the water that I am using for my project has a Ph of 7 or 8, so I need it to be a little lower. Petsmart had some, but not all of the plants on my list. One of the plants they had was called an Amazon Sword. I researched that plant a little bit also. I changed my timeline format too.
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MDSD stands for Material Safety Data Sheet. I am not sure whether or not I can use these materials in my project, so I am going to ask Mr. Woltman if I can. Tomorrow, or sometime soon, I want to test the Ph of the Viele Lake water again.
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The research plan encompasses everything about my project, from the variables to the bibliography.
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I took pictures of the aquariums with plants in them also.
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I was surprised to find that I really enjoyed coding, and it was very interesting.
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I took baseline measurements for all of the aquariums, for nitrite and nitrate.
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This was the school science fair date.
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I coded on JavaScript for 3 hours.
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I had a different one originally, but I changed it. I got the inspiration from a writing prompt. (What would you do if you were stranded on an island with nothing but a pen, empty bottle, and a paper?) Right now I have about 700 words, but it's not even close to being finished. The contest I will enter it in allows 2500 words.