2. Temperature
• Testing location: Across from the pier with the
yellow boat
• Time: 8:21 am
• Weather Conditions: Windy, Cool
• Down stream --1 Upstream --0
• Down stream --1 Upstream --0
• Down stream --1 Upstream --3
• The common value: 1
3. pH levels
• Testing location: Across from the pier with the
yellow boat
• Time: 8:21 am
• Weather conditions: Cool and windy
• Test sample numbers: 6,5,6
• Official pH reading: 6
4. Total Solids
• Date: November 30, 2012
• Testing location 6: across from pier
• Time: 8:05 am
• Weather conditions: cold, river frozen, small
amount of wind
• 300 ml beaker with residue: 104 grams
• 300 ml beaker before drying: 103.8 grams
• Weight of residue: 0.2 grams
• Official reading:200 mg/liter
5. Turbidity
• Date: November 26th, 2012
• Testing location 6: Across from pier with yellow
boat
• Time: 8:22 am
• Weather conditions: cool
• Depth secchi disk disappears: doesn't disappear 0
• Depth secchi disk reappears: 1,1,1
• 0+1=0.50 feet
• Official reading: 0.50
6. Theory on health
• Our theory on the mullet river is that it is
mostly healthy. We found organisms that
need clean water to live. We also found some
organisms that can live in very low amounts of
chemicals. This means there are some spots
with low amounts of chemicals and some with
no chemicals.
7. Maintaining or Improving
• Tell people how littering effects the process of
eutrophication. That if this process increases
the river will become a meadow over time and
it will no longer exist.