Angelo Harb Mia Simon Austin Moreman Michael Garfagnoli HOW DOES CARBON- BASED ASH AFFECT THE P H OF THE WATER IN THE VAN NORDEN MEADOW?

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Angelo Harb Mia Simon Austin Moreman Michael Garfagnoli HOW DOES CARBON- BASED ASH AFFECT THE P H OF THE WATER IN THE VAN NORDEN MEADOW?

 The King fire that began on September 13 th, 2014 produced an ash fallout that spread throughout the Van Norden meadow.  Van Norden Meadow is north of the location of the King Fire.  pH of stream water in Van Norden Meadow (pre-fire) = 7  Area of water in Van Norden Meadow = 106, kL BACKGROUND

MAP OF KING FIRE

Our group hypothesized that increasing concentrations of carbon-based ash would result in lower pH values (higher acidity). HYPOTHESIS

1.Prepare 8 vials 2.Crush up carbon-based ash into fine powder. 3.Mix crushed ash and water into separate vials in 1:1, 4:5, 3:5, 2:5, 1:5, 1:10, 1:100, and 0:1 ratios. 4.Stir solution. 5.Check and record pH, total chlorine, free chlorine, total hardness, total alkalinity of each solution. PROCEDURE

 8 vials  Carbon-based ash  Van Norden Meadow water  pH, total/free chlorine, total hardness, total alkalinity measuring strips.  Pipet MATERIALS

PPM OF TOTAL/FREE CHLORINE, TOTAL HARDNESS, & TOTAL ALKALINITY VS. ML OF CARBON-BASED ASH:50 ML OF STREAM WATER ML of Carbon-Based Ash : 50 ML of Stream Water PPM of Total/Free Chlorine, Total Hardness, & Total Alkalinity

P H OF ASH/WATER SOLUTION VS. ML OF CARBON-BASED ASH:50 ML OF STREAM WATER ML of Carbon-Based Ash : 50 ML of Stream Water

 Given the data collected from our experiment, we can conclude that carbon-based ash causes pH levels to increase (water becomes more basic).  The data shows that our initial hypothesis was incorrect. While we expected the pH levels to decrease, the opposite occurred. Instead, the pH levels increased.  Comparison of Mass of Ash Fall experiment to Ours  Area of water in Van Norden Meadow = 106,942,876, mL  1,305,000 mL of ash – 957,000 grams of ash fell in meadow, according to Mass of Ash Fall experiment  mL of carbon-based ash : mL of water = 1 : 71,  The amount of ash fall from the King Fire has no effect on the pH of the water in the Van Norden Meadow CONCLUSION

 More accurate pH probe  More thorough crushing and mixing of ash so that it is more soluble in the water ➞ more accurate measurements  More thorough cleaning of vials/test materials  More time in order to experiment with greater care FUTURE RESEARCH