DaJuan Price Eric Nelson Charles Hodges Blake Howell Clifford Green Major Claim Sources of acid rain should be regulated to prevent damage to earths living and non living things Testable Question ID: 230596
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Acid Rain
DaJuan Price
Eric Nelson
Charles Hodges
Blake Howell
Clifford Green Slide2
Major Claim
Sources of acid rain should be regulated to prevent damage to earths living and non living thingsSlide3
Testable Question
Does Changing the soil effect how the soil response to acid rain?
How does changing temperature effect of much rain?
If I change places it will it effect the way the rain is, it will not rain acid?Slide4
Procedure
We us chalk soil, regular soil, and we also used vinegar to test and see how much the soil bubbled up.Slide5
Graph of Rocky SoilSlide6
Graph of Chalk SoilSlide7
Conclusion
In conclusion our results ended with Rocky soil bubbling only by a little bit and chalk soil didn’t bubble as much as we expected.Slide8
Major Claim (Response)
I agree with the claim because acid rain shouldn’t be able to damage earth’s living and non-living things, but it may have side effects to some certain things like plants, animals, people. I also agree with the claim because acid rain should be regulated and should be safe to the world and won’t have any effects to living things and non living things.Slide9
Evidence From Lab
We learned that chalk soil bubbles up when affected
by chalk soil. When acid rain touches regular soil it does not affect the soil. We also learned that if we repeat the process, the plant would experiment would turn out in different results.Slide10
Evidence from claim
Evidence 1 from our article 1 agree with the claim because acid rain can damage the
environment and decay of building materials and paints, including irreplaceable buildings, statues, and sculptures that are part of our nation's cultural heritage.Slide11
Any source
The two compounds can travel long distances where they become part of the rain,sleet,snow, and fog.Slide12
Proven evidence
Our evidence proves that using many different materials, learning about acid rain and getting to test out our ideas on something like using acid items on a plant with soil and chalk soil.