here Jonathon Lopez is testing the acidity of his own pee because each gruop had different designs to check if there hypothesis was true and Jonathons group obviously and something to do with his own pee.in the end his pee came out to be slightly acidic.
1.In what ways did New York City's location (surrounded by water!) allow it to become a major urban center of the world? Include in your response the different roles that water played in New York's development throughout history.
1. Describe the evolution of NYC's sewage system. What were some of the challenges that the city faced in its development of a waste removal system? What are some challenges that still remain?
2. What positive impacts does the NYC sanitation system have on the bodies of water surrounding the city? What threats does the sanitation system pose to the surrounding waters?
3. In clear steps with many details, describe the life of your poop after you flush.
1. What is an aqueduct? What makes the Croton Aqueduct an aqueduct?
2. Why was the Croton Aqueduct built? What need was it constructed to fulfill?
3. What is the start and end points (terminus) of the Croton Aqueduct? What is the relationship of both points to the purpose of the aqueduct?
4. What stage of development-undeveloped, developing, and developed- does the Croton Aqueduct belong in? Explain why it is part that stage.
1.Using your water log (and average water use from the days you logged), calculate what your average water use per year might be.
1a on average i expect to use 118860.56liters of water a year mainley because of my long showers and because of hidden water usage like when i eat meat because it takes 12 full bath tubs to make one hamburger and i eat meat about everyday so that is alot of water used just with meat so just imagine with everything else i do.
WATER CYCLE
Q1.Why is the water cycle an important factor in one of the earth's process?
Q2. How does percipitation, condensation and evaportation play a role in the cycle?
Q.How can we observe the cohesion and adhesion of water? Give examples that an average person could understand. Also, you might use counter-examples, of substances that don't display cohesion or adhesion.
A.One way we can observe cohesion with h2o aka water is to put a beaker full of water and then then put a small straw in the beaker and leave it there then you will notice that the water kind of climbed up the tube and that is a sign of cohesion which also means the stickyness.
