Acid+Rain

 =**How Does Acid Rain Affect Plants and Animals?** = By: Ali media type="custom" key="3577356" I chose acid rain as my topic for my Inquiry project. Like I said in the Voki, I had two cricket cages and three plants. The plants were philodendrons. I mixed vinegar and water to create a high, low, and medium pH. The plants stayed under a light. There were ten crickets in each cage. I sprayed the cricket cages with the highest and lowest pH's. I sprayed the plants each with a different pH. I did this everyday for about a week and a half. It turned out basically as I expected. Here are my results. pH’s: Bottle 1- 3.046 (middle) Bottle 2- 2.750 (highest) Bottle 3- 4.391 (lowest) (The # corresponds to the bottle number used) (TOTAL) wilted || Slightly Wilted || Slightly Wilted || 5 dead || 2 dead || wilted || Slightly Wilted || Slightly wilted || 7 dead || 3 dead || wilted || Slightly wilted || Slightly wilted || 8 dead || 4 dead || wilted || Slightly wilted || All dead || 8 dead || wilted || wilted || Slightly wilted || All dead || 8 dead || wilted || wilted || Slightly wilted || All dead || All dead || wilted || wilted || Slightly wilted || All dead || All dead || wilted || wilted || Slightly wilted || All dead || All dead || dead || Slightly wilted || All dead || All dead ||
 * || Plant 1 || Plant 2 || Plant 3 || Cage 1 || Cage 2 ||
 * Day 1- || Healthy || Healthy || Healthy || All alive || All alive ||
 * Day 2- || Slightly
 * Day 3- || Slightly
 * Day 4- || Slightly
 * Day 5- || Slightly wilted || Slightly
 * Day 6- || Slightly
 * Day 7- || Slightly
 * Day 8- || Slightly
 * Day 9- || Slightly
 * Day 10- || wilted || Half

**How does acid rain affects plants?** media type="custom" key="3575558" = = For my project I had the question, How does acid rain effects plants? I did my project by taking two garden bean seeds and watering one with water and one with acid rain. I made the acid rain by mixing water and vinegar. My hypothesis was that the seed that was watered with water would grow fine and the seed that was watered with acid rain would grow a little bit then die. My hypothesis was half right and half wrong. I was right about the seed that was watered with water, it did grow fine, but I was wrong about the seed that was watered with acid rain. It did not grow at all. I checked the seed and it started to grow mold on itself. This project was to show people how acid rain can effect plant growth. Acid rain is caused by pollution. For example factories create pollution which mixes in with clouds, then when it rains acid rain is created. by Rand My source: http://www.essortment.com/all/acidraineffect_rqmz.htm

=How acid rain affects pennies=

media type="custom" key="3574906" In my project I put three pennies in different containers. Each container had a different pH. A pH is a measure of the acidity or basicity of a solution. In the container with a pH of 4.0(acid rain) something started to grow inside the water. It looked like a cloud in the water. The next penny with a pH of 5.0 nothing happened. I thought that the water with the pH of 5.0 something would happen because it was closer to the pH of acid rain(4.0) but instead something happened to the penny with the water with the pH of 6.0. In that container the penny started to grow mold. That is my project. Thank you. []
 * By Emani**

=How acid gets in acid rain= by:Wesley media type="file" key="finished movie.wmv"

In my project you will see that the bromothol blue changes colors. It changes because when I put the matches in the bottle, they give out gases. Then when I put the bromothol blue in the bottle it changed into a yellow color because of the presence of acid. The yellow shows us the acid in rain.

=Acid Rain on Plants= By Kyra media type="custom" key="3575610"

==Here is my project on acid rain and the effects on plants plus some extra information. You will learn more when you watch my video. The products I used are ammonia, distilled water, white vinegar, baking soda, and 4 cuttings of a philodendron plant. Also, here are some websites to help you: [|acid rain],__[|acid rain on humans] __, and [|acid rain on plants]. I hope you enjoy my video and thanks for watching. P.S you have to have the pH level at 4 before you can water the plants with the acidic water.==

=Acid Rain Projects!!!!!!!= media type="custom" key="3597952" By Jay My project was how acid rain affects plant growth. What I did was I took three of the same plants and gave one vineger, one half vineger half water, and one just water. I had a hypothesis that the one with water would be the only one to survive. I gave each plant half a cup. If you want to know if my hypothesis was correct your going to have to listen to my blabberize above this.

=How acid rain effect marble and limestone.= =media type="custom" key="3598628"= Paul As you have heard from my Voki I have chosen how does acid rain effect marble and limestone and which is effected more for my project. This was very simple and I would like to explain what I have done. What I did was got six cups and three different types of acid which included lemon juice, vinegar, and both mixed. For the project all you haft to do is put the lemon juice in two cups,vinegar in two and the lemon juice and vinegar mixed in two cups next put marble in half of the cups then the limestone in half of the six cups then put each type of acid in each half. After the experiment you will see that the edges are corroded and blacked on the marble, on the limestone it could be just gush if you leave it in for to long so leave it in for about 2-3 days for best results the result of the limestone were that it was crushed and it was very easy to brake. The acid rain effects the rocks because it takes out the calcite in rocks that have calcite causing it to corrode.

media type="custom" key="3682765" Hello, my project is how does acid rain effect plant growth. I had two plants, one I watered with beer (beer has a pH of 4.12 equivalent to that of acid rain which is a range of 4.0-5.5) and the other tap water. At first I thought that one would die and the other one live but they both died. Well, the one with tap water probably died because tap water has chlorine and other chemicals in it. For some odd reason, grey fuzz started growing in the middle. Well, I proved that acid rain is hurting plants everywhere so please help deplete your carbon footprint. Resources [|Voki.com] [|Ask.com]
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