Global Water Experiment in Turkey - Küresel su deneyi
Activity by Nurşen Kalyoncu | added on Dec 20, 2011 | Turkey
Sponsor(s): Amasya İl kontrol labaratuvarı
As Amasya Science and Art Center teachers and students, we have made the analyses of the water of Yesilırmak river that cross through the city.
As Amasya Science and Art Center teachers and students, we have made the analyses of the water of Yesilırmak river that cross through the city.
The results are as follows;
PH:7,88
Conductivity: 0,70 ms/cm
Salinity: % 0,5
Total amount of dissolved subsistence: 457
Hardness: 46 0F
Turbidity: 5,44
ANALYSES REPORT OF WATER SAMPLES:
The Places of the water saples
Bilsem
Yeşilırmak
Ziyaret
Borabay
A bottle of Water in a shop
PH
7,99
7,88
7,82
8,19
8,4
Conductivity
488
700
570
303
185,4
Salinity
‰0,2
‰0,55
‰0,3
‰0,1
‰0,1
Total amount of dissolved subsistence
236
457
276
145,9
89,1
Hardness
25,2
46
28,4
17,2
10,4
Sulfate
17,9
0
20,9
0
0
SCHOOL VISITS:
We visited the primary and secondary schools in the center of Amasya city. We made simple chemistry experiments and water experiments to take attention on year of Chemistry 2011. We tried to take attention of all schools students and teachers in Amasya. And, they became happy and they tried to make new experiments on water and chemistry.
THE PROGRAM OF CHEMISTRY 2011
We organised one day program for all school students and teachers of Amasya. We hired a big saloon and we prepared and showed Chemistry 2011 presentation and global water experiment, we made simple experiments and the students made drama for inventions, inventors and their stories. Besides, we showed our experiments and analyses to the audiences. So, they became aware of Chemistry 2011 year and our activities.
PRESENTATIONS IN AMASYA SCIENCE AND ART CENTER
We invited school students and teachers to our center, and we gave them the opportunity to make experiments by themselves. So, we caused them to wonder and to have interest on Chemistry.
| Topic: | research, celebrating chemistry, demonstrations | Audience: | students, teachers, professional chemists, secondary school students |
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