Grab a 40 mL beaker and fill the normal water in the beaker to 40 mL and grab a pH tape then put it into the water. Take the pH paper out of the water and match it to the best similar color and record the data, the pH of normal water is 7. Next is to test the conductivity of the water, grab the conductivity probe by putting into the water and hit the green arrow. Let the probe be in the water for 30 seconds, so when it is at 30 seconds hit the red square to stop it and record the data. The conductivity of normal water is 503, the next step is testing the turbidity of the water. To test the turbidity you would use the colorimeter by pouring the water into a the clear square container and close it, it should have like 3/4s of the container of the water. And you would record the data that the labquest says, the turbidity of normal water is 0. You would do those same steps for the dirty water before the filter and record the data, the data shows the pH to be 5, the conductivity to be 4280, and the turbidity to be .70. Finally you will be able to start your filter, grab the beaker with the dirty water and put it through your filter. After that you want to do those some steps to the water that comes through your filter and record the data, the pH is 7, the conductivity of the water is 1,223.3, and the turbidity is .024. The result changed the pH back to normal water, but not the
Grab a 40 mL beaker and fill the normal water in the beaker to 40 mL and grab a pH tape then put it into the water. Take the pH paper out of the water and match it to the best similar color and record the data, the pH of normal water is 7. Next is to test the conductivity of the water, grab the conductivity probe by putting into the water and hit the green arrow. Let the probe be in the water for 30 seconds, so when it is at 30 seconds hit the red square to stop it and record the data. The conductivity of normal water is 503, the next step is testing the turbidity of the water. To test the turbidity you would use the colorimeter by pouring the water into a the clear square container and close it, it should have like 3/4s of the container of the water. And you would record the data that the labquest says, the turbidity of normal water is 0. You would do those same steps for the dirty water before the filter and record the data, the data shows the pH to be 5, the conductivity to be 4280, and the turbidity to be .70. Finally you will be able to start your filter, grab the beaker with the dirty water and put it through your filter. After that you want to do those some steps to the water that comes through your filter and record the data, the pH is 7, the conductivity of the water is 1,223.3, and the turbidity is .024. The result changed the pH back to normal water, but not the