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Which animal phylum did you find most fascinating?
Where do you think the most bacteria is found on campus?
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3 comments:
This was an intresting game. It kinda opend my eyes to the Ph factor. I think thought that the way you answered the quetions is a bad way. Giving a random sight your email adress! NO WAY! I think that the promblems that they gave you were intresting and fun
That's really cool! I loved the estimating how many jelly beans, although I can't really see what it had to do with pH. I would put the million jelly beans in a swimming pool! It was cool also to see the acid level of lemon juice, tonic water, and lava soap. By the way, what the heck is lava soap?
This was so fun! I like the jelly beans too, but I would put my jelly beans in a ball pit, and then play with them but you do still have to be careful about who you give information to. I also liked the chemical experiments where you looked at stuff like ammonia, and lava soap. Lava soap, that just sounds so cool!
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