Avery Kammerzell 9A
10/30/2017 05:24:07 am
What unit does the TDS meter measure in?
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Danielle Didia
10/30/2017 06:45:25 am
The TDS meter measures the contamination in water in perts per million. That means for every liter of water one milligram is contaminated.
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Nabil Mahdi
10/30/2017 05:30:28 am
I'm Nabil Mahdi from Warren Mott and I want to know how you came up with the unique idea of testing residual material on apples.
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Nabil Mahdi
10/30/2017 05:33:13 am
I'm from 9A.
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Danielle Didia
10/30/2017 06:50:48 am
For more information on this refer to our Topic, Background, and Sources sections of the blog.
Chloe Mainhardt
10/30/2017 05:35:58 am
I am Chloe Mainhardt, from Lake Shore. Is there a final conclusion or can it be an opinion?
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Henry Kozak
10/30/2017 05:43:08 am
Henry Kozak 9A, Lake Shore. How would testing the apple(s) without the TDS affect the data?
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Sam Stchur
10/30/2017 05:43:23 am
I'm from 9A and Warren Mott. What made you choose roadside and grocery store apples as opposed to, say, apples from an orchard, or home-grown apples?
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Callen Fields
10/30/2017 05:45:34 am
I'm Callen Fields from Lake shore and I'm in class 9a. What does the TDS measure?
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Jake Cardenas
10/30/2017 05:46:44 am
I am Jake Cardenas from South Lake and I believe this project is shaping out to be the most logistical project.
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Jimmy Neimann
10/30/2017 08:02:32 am
I am Jimmy Neimann in class 9A, from Lake Shore High School. I like the idea behind this project, since there is not a lot of clarity on whether roadside apples or grocery store apples are cleaner.
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Genna Gaitan
10/30/2017 09:48:22 am
Genna from Warren Mott and 9C, I was just wondering what inspired you to choose this project. I, myself, love apples, and recently went to Mr Grobbel's apple orchard with the ecology club...
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Waincey Chan 9B from FHS
10/30/2017 10:43:51 am
What a unique idea!!! I like it!! Good luck with the trials!
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George Boulos
10/30/2017 10:44:18 am
I am a student from 9b and Sterling Heights High School and was wondering if your test would work on other kinds of fruits.
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Leslie Fantin
10/30/2017 10:47:15 am
I am Leslie Fantin in 9B from Fraser High School. What made you choose this project? It's a great idea!
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Joshua Frazier, 9B, Cousino
10/30/2017 10:51:21 am
This is a great project, although there was something that caught my ear, there was too much background noise in the video. Other than that, this looks great.
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Aidan DeStefanis
10/30/2017 10:58:33 am
Have you guys considered if the material of the tongs had an effect on how well the apple was washed?
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Vanessa Francis
10/30/2017 01:06:03 pm
Im Vanessa Francis from 9b and i was wondering if the same types of chemicals are found on other fruits or even vegetables.
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Vanessa Francis
10/30/2017 01:34:14 pm
Im also from SHHS.
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Wesley Swigart
10/30/2017 02:24:36 pm
I'm Wesley from Cousino, in 9B. I really like the setup of this page, but won't the other things the apples come in contact with, like the tongs, the cylinder, the paper towel, mess with the results?
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Genevieve Myers
10/30/2017 03:38:37 pm
Hi I'm Genevieve from 9C and Sterling Heights High School. I really like this idea. I love apples and am interested in the topic.
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Maggie SImons, 9B, Cousino High School
10/30/2017 05:45:01 pm
Love the idea! Not something I've seen tested before, but it useful to the daily lives of people in the store! I As pesticides are a widely debated topic nowadays, way to pick something relevant tot today's people! :)
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Chelsea Aiken
10/30/2017 07:37:16 pm
Hi, I am Chelsea from 9B and I was wondering why you chose to use apples opposed to something like potatoes or oranges and how this would affect your data?
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Isabella Wettstein 9C
11/1/2017 02:14:54 pm
Hi, i was wondering what gave you the idea to do this, and how long did it take to come up with.
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