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Which Water Grows Plants Best: Tap, Rain, or Distilled?

This science project explores the effects of different water types on plant growth by comparing tap, rain, and distilled water. The hypothesis suggests that rainwater will yield the best results due to its natural composition, unlike tap and distilled waters, which contain various chemicals and minerals. Nine pinto bean plants were planted, with each receiving equal amounts of each water type. Over a series of days, growth observations were recorded, leading to a conclusion that both tap and rainwater promoted better growth compared to distilled water.

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Which Water Grows Plants Best: Tap, Rain, or Distilled?

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  1. Science Project By Reese Jackson

  2. Question Will tap , rain , or distilled water grow plants best?

  3. Research Tap water contains some chemicals and minerals.Rain water has not had any chemicals or minerals removed.Distilled water has been purified and lacks chemicals and minerals.

  4. Hypothesis I think this will happen I think rain water will grow plants best.

  5. Plan My plan is to plant nine pinto bean plants and water them with the same amount of tap, rain, and distilled water. I will record the growth of all nine and make a bar graph of the tallest of each.

  6. Experiment I planted nine pinto beans in red cups at the same depth in the soil using a ruler. I gave each one a ½ cup of water. (3 tap, 3 rain, 3 distilled)

  7. Experiment Part 2 Day 2 – No water Day 3 – ¼ cup of water in each Day 4 – No water Day 5 – First sprout observed - (Tap) Day 6 – Two sprouts of each observed Day 7 – All nine sprouted Day 8 – No water Day 9 – No water Day 10- ¼ cup of water in each Day 11- Final measurement

  8. Data Inches

  9. Pictures

  10. Conclusion My hypothesis wasn’t entirely correct. Tap and rain grew best, but distilled wasn’t far behind. My experiment showed that as long as plants get water, they will grow.

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