I’m doing a science fair project that tests the PH, alkalinity, chlorine content, hardness, iron, copper, nitrate, and nitrite of Evian, Dasani, natural spring water, and tap water. I used a water test kit to test them. Is there a site that I can find people who have done it before?
I am doing a science fair project where I am testing how truly clean different brands of bottled water are and I’m comparing the amount of residue and whatnot left behind, and I was wondering if anyone had suggestions about how to best evaporate the water? Thank you.
I need to prove to my science teacher it is a good science fair project but she wont believe me. Do you know of any websites that would that i could show her that it comes out clear. I don’t have a brita but i could get one easily so i cant test it now. so do you know of any websites or do you know what would happen?
I need to know for a science fair project. Please and thank you. 
Im doing a science fair project and i want to measure minerals in tap water, water in water fountains, tap water , etc. Are there any kits i can buy in home depot? Are is there any other method that can help me?
My daughter is doing a science fair project on which type of water is best for growing plants. We have filtered water from the tap, rain water, and microwaved distilled water. We have access to well water, but family members have forgotten to send us some, and time is starting to run out. Can mineral water, (like Perrier) be substituted for well water? Do they have the same or similar properties?
Me and my friend are doing a science fair project and don’t feel like getting purified or distilled water. Halp please.
My daughter is doing a science fair project involving steel and galvanized nails. The galvanized nails in the distilled water are turning white after only 2 days. We are also using salt water, melted snow, tap water (ours happens to be from a well). If distilled water is purer than the others why is only the distilled causing a reaction?
I’m doing a science fair project and the topic is will watering plants using different types of liquids affect how tall a plant will grow.I’m going to be watering one plant with vitamin water and the other with regular water.I’m doing a research report and will have to describe the difference between vitamin water and regular water.Please, someone answer to my question.Thanks.I will really appreciate it.
i was going to do a science fair project where i compare 6 different brands of spring water bottles and see if there was a difference in total/ free chlorine, total Alkalinity, total hardness, and pH levels. Is this project idea to simple for a high school science fair?
