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Original post:  https://minsungkiminhanoi.blogspot.com/2017/04/after-school-activities-laboratory.html Due to the parent-teacher conference, teammates' personal business and my illness, the laboratory experiment had been delayed to 14th April 2017. We planned to have water quality checking kit. However, some issues have occurred so we couldn't experiment our water sample with the kit. Fortunately, we have Plan B, which include: checking turbidity, checking pH rate, and microscope checking. So we could conclude our experiment successfully. <<NOTICE>> Water sample 1-Giang Vo lake Water sample 2-Ngoc Khanh lake Water sample-To Lich river Lake FIRST STEP -CHECKING TURBIDITY Beaker 1 and 2 seem very clean. Just like purified water. But Beaker 3 was totally black and smelled like a rotten egg. SECOND STEP -CHECKING pH RATE Despite our expectations, these water samples were very alkalic. Among them, sample 3 was the highes...

Original post:  https://minsungkiminhanoi.blogspot.com/2017/04/after-school-activities-checking-water.html With the Environment Club CCP group, I went to several water ecosystems in Hanoi to check the water quality and how it's related with locals' life.  The first one is 'To Lich' river. This river usually called as 'Toilet river' by foreigners who live in Hanoi.  We could easily observe that the polluted water from sewages directly flowed to the river, which is serious point pollution.  To get better result, I took 1 litre of water from the river. The smell of the river was very stinky and I could observe the air (bubble) being popped in the river. I think To Lich river is highly toxic.  The second one is Ngoc Khanh lake. It is near to my school and the civil government had huge project to clean the ecosystem of Ngoc Khanh lake. They took off all of the water in the lake and cleaned the lakebed. After the cleaning, they put lake water ba...