Туpe ofPlantwaterType of MetalStartDay 10Day 3Day 25Roots beginpH=7Weight =0.99 gramsPlant withWeight= 0.94 neutral waterMany rootsover 3 incheslongSteel in neutralwater (pH=7)to grow onbottom(pH=7)Steel in acid rain(pH=4)pH=4Weight-D0.99 gramsWeight = 0.90No change onPlant withacid rainLeaves haveshriveled andthe bottom(pH=4)diedHow might acid rain damage nature and man made objects? Use the results from our experimentsabove as evidence.eaker notes

Acid rain involves precipitation when water reacts with nitrogen and sulfur compounds in the…

Day 10 Type of Plantwater Type of Metal Start Day 3 Day 25 Plant with neutral water Roots begin to grow on Many roots over 3 inches Weight = 0.94 Steel in neutral water (pH=7) pH=7 Weight=0.99 grams (pH=7) bottom long Weight = 0.90 pH=4 Weight=0.99 grams Steel in acid rain No change on the bottom Leaves have Plant with acid rain (pH=4) shriveled and (pH=4) died How might acid rain damage nature and man made objects? Use the results from our experiments above as evidence.

Day 10 Type of Plantwater Type of Metal Start Day 3 Day 25 Plant with neutral water Roots begin to grow on Many roots over 3 inches Weight = 0.94 Steel in neutral water (pH=7) pH=7 Weight=0.99 grams (pH=7) bottom long Weight = 0.90 pH=4 Weight=0.99 grams Steel in acid rain No change on the bottom Leaves have Plant with acid rain (pH=4) shriveled and (pH=4) died How might acid rain damage nature and man made objects? Use the results from our experiments above as evidence.

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781337408332

Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter48: Human Impacts On The Biosphere

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