The purpose of this experiment was to determine whether the efficiency of a carbon filter decreases faster at higher concentrations of chlorine.
Category: Chemistry > Environmental Pollution
Difficulty: High school
The purpose of this experiment is to test the effect of a phosphate on the oxygen levels in pond water. I believe that the phosphate will have an effect on the level of oxygen in the pond water. I think that the pond water with only ten drops of the phosphate mixture will have have more oxygen than the pond water with fifty drops of the phosphate mixture.
Category: Chemistry > Environmental Pollution
Difficulty: High school
The purpose of this experiment was to discover how pollutants of varying concentrations harm aquatic life. I became interested in this topic when looking through a list of ideas. I thought it would be interesting to see what pollutants were the most harmful to aquatic environments. I am also concerned about pollution of our water because I enjoy many water sports including skiing and swimming.
Category: Chemistry > Environmental Pollution
Difficulty: High school
The purpose of this experiment was to determine whether the level of certain chemicals in the tributaries to the Yakima River was different in the rural area of the Umptanum Creek compared to the urban area of the Wenas Creek.
Category: Chemistry > Environmental Pollution
Difficulty: High school
In this experiment, we examine different methods of purifying water including distillation, filtration and reverse osmosis
Category: Chemistry > Miscellaneous
Difficulty: High school
The purpose of this activity is to develop a test tube model of an oil spill in order to experiment with conditions needed for bioremediation.
Category: Chemistry > Environmental Pollution
Difficulty: High school
It has always been a concern of mine that local bodies of water might have fallen victim to chemical pollution as a result of dumping or acid rain. My experiment will allow me to determine the amount of buffer capacity if any is in three local bodies of water.
Category: Chemistry > Environmental Pollution
Difficulty: High school
The idea behind a reference toxicity test is that the test organism, in this case lettuce seeds, will respond in a predictable manner to varying concentrations of a particular chemical compound. At some threshold concentration, all of the test organisms will be killed (or in this case, none of the lettuce seeds will sprout). In solutions that are more dilute, some level of inhibition will occur in
Category: Chemistry > Miscellaneous
Difficulty: High school
The purpose of this experiment was to determine if the level of turbidity in water affected the amount of dissolved oxygen. I became interested in this idea because I am interested in water quality and environmental issues. I am interested in water quality because dissolved oxygen keeps fish and other animals alive. The information gained from this experiment could be useful to the fish and wil
Category: Chemistry > Environmental Pollution
Difficulty: High school
The purposes of this experiment is to compare the amount of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) produced by four different sources of gases.
Category: Chemistry > Environmental Pollution
Difficulty: High school
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