Tamekia Roberts
SCI 207: Dependence of man on the Environment
Instructor: Michelle Kozlowski
November 24, 2014
Introduction
Background-
The ever-increasing popularity of bottled water means that it is important to analyze not only its mineral content but also, above all, it’s content of possible contaminants, especially the organic ones. In this respect, bottled waters are a special case, because apart from organic chemical contaminants derived from the well from which they were acquired, their secondary contamination is always possible, during treatment or storage or transport in unsuitable conditions (sunlight and elevated temperature). There are a number of federal statutes …show more content…
People and I are paying for bottled water that has the same or more chemical contaminants as our tap water. This experiment allowed me to test and see for myself just how true this really …show more content…
After performing the test I definitely do not think that spending money on bottled water is worth it. The tap water in my home came out to be the better water out of the three waters which included Dasani and Fiji as well. I myself have not bought any more bottled water I know feel a pitcher with tap water. The bottle water companies use great advertisement to make us the consumers think that there product is the better one.
Variables and Future Experiments
I do not think that there were any possible factors that affected my results in doing this experiment.
Conclusions-
Before I even conducted the experiment I had my hypotheses, I just knew that the expensive bottled water would be the one with the one with none or at least the one with the least contaminants. When doing this experiment I soon begin to realize that I was wrong. The results proved that the tap water was the better water with the least contaminants. I think that the bottled water is defiantly not worth the price or the hype. I really enjoyed the experiment; it gave me a chance and a way to save some