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Properties of Soil: Agricultural and Water
Availability Impacts Lab Report
Joshua D. King
02/04/2024
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Abstract
An abstract is generally written after the lab has been completed. In this section, write a one or two-paragraph summary related to the lab activities that were completed. The abstract should include the following elements:
Objective
: the main point or central question of the lab
Methods
: a brief statement on what was done during the lab
Results
: a brief statement on what was found
Discussion
: a brief statement of what was concluded
The objective of this lab was to analyze the natural porosity and particle size of two soil samples and then conduct analysis on the chemical composition and profile of both soil samples.
Within this lab, two soil samples were collected to be used in testing
porosity, particle size, soil texture, pH, nitrogen, phosphorous, and potash.
What was found during this lab was that the collected soil sample showed good porosity when compared with two control subjects of clay and sand. The two soil samples were then tested for nutrient and pH levels where the first soil sample was lacking in nutrients with a pH of 6. The second collected sample had higher levels of phosphorous and potash but was completely lacking in nitrogen.
In conclusion, the collected soil samples showed signs of needing added nutrients to properly establish good plant growth.
Introduction
Provide a brief summary paragraph that includes the following elements: © 2016 Carolina Biological Supply Company
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Background
: Why is this topic (and the results of the lab activities) of interest to environmental scientists?
Purpose
: How are the techniques performed in this lab used to evaluate environmental conditions?
This topic is important to environmental scientists because the soil horizon and chemical composition has a numerous number of effects on humans and the environment, such as land use for agricultural purposes.
The techniques in this lab are used to evaluate environmental conditions by understanding how suitable the surrounding land of an area may be for agricultural purposes using nutrient testing and porosity. The profile of the soil within the area has a detrimental effect of how sustainable the soil will be.
Materials and Methods
Describe the experimental procedures in enough detail that someone else could repeat the experiment. Include the following elements:
Materials
: Describe the materials and equipment used in the lab
Steps
: Briefly explain the steps taken to perform your lab and collect your data, including all safety measures
Calculations
: Describe all mathematical equations and statistical tests used
Materials
1. Goggles
2. Gloves
3.
Lab apron
4. Stopwatch
5. Camera
6.
Bag of Clay, 1/2c
7.
Rapitest Soil Test Kit
8.
3 Plastic Tubes
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Bag of Sand, 1/4c
10.
6 Twist ties
11.
Cheesecloth
12.
3 Rubber bands
13.
Graduated Cylinder, 100 mL
14.
Sheet of white paper
15.
2 Collected soil samples
16.
Distilled water
17.
Tap water
18.
Liquid hand soap
19.
Scissors
20.
5 Test tubes
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Test tube rack
22.
Permanent marker
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2 Pipettes
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Ruler
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3 Plastic cups
26.
Graduated Cylinder, 10 mL
Steps
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Activity 1
1.
Gather 3 of the test tubes and label them “Sand”, “Clay”, and “Collected Soil”.
2.
Fill each test tube halfway with its marked sample. Fill the test tubes with tap water to 1 cm below the rim.
3.
While wearing gloves, shake each test tube for 30 seconds. Add one drop of liquid hand soap to each tube. Allow these samples to settle overnight. Cover the tubes with a white sheet of paper to prevent contamination.
4.
On Day 2, place the white sheet of paper behind the tubes with the soil samples and observe how settling occurred overnight.
5.
Identify the layers in the “Collected Soil” by using the “Sand” and “Clay” tubes as a reference. Notice how the sand settles at the bottom, the silt layer next, and then the clay layer.
6.
Using a ruler, measure the depth of the individual layers and record the data in Data Table 1.
7.
Measure the total depth of the soil. Do not include the humus layer.
8.
Calculate the particle size distribution in the “Collected Soil” sample and record the data in Data Table 1. The percentage © 2016 Carolina Biological Supply Company
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ISBN:9781305079373
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Publisher:Cengage Learning
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ISBN:9781118431221
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