{"id":81075,"date":"2021-12-05T12:00:44","date_gmt":"2021-12-05T12:00:44","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/papersspot.com\/blog\/2021\/12\/05\/instructions-and-worksheet-for-decomposition-lab-names-read-the-background-section-of\/"},"modified":"2021-12-05T12:00:44","modified_gmt":"2021-12-05T12:00:44","slug":"instructions-and-worksheet-for-decomposition-lab-names-read-the-background-section-of","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/papersspot.com\/blog\/2021\/12\/05\/instructions-and-worksheet-for-decomposition-lab-names-read-the-background-section-of\/","title":{"rendered":"Instructions and Worksheet for Decomposition Lab NAME(S): read the background section of"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Instructions and Worksheet for Decomposition Lab <\/p>\n<p> NAME(S): <\/p>\n<p> read the background section of the waste decomposition lab (pdf file) \u2013 on canvas under LAB MODULE on waste decomposition. <\/p>\n<p> TRASH BURIAL <\/p>\n<p> Litter Bag and hole size (none if plastic bag) <\/p>\n<p> 1<\/p>\n<p> Large black plastic bag <\/p>\n<p> 2<\/p>\n<p> Laundry mesh bag (1\/16\u201d hole size) <\/p>\n<p> 3<\/p>\n<p> Small canvas bag \u2013 string tied top <\/p>\n<p> Food Waste <\/p>\n<p> 2 eggshells, 2 corn on the cob, 2+ avocado slices \u2013 covered in coffee grounds, coffee grounds with paper filter (and plastic bag it came in), grapes, strawberries, blackberries, potato <\/p>\n<p> Corn husks, paper plate with coffee grounds (and paper filter); eggshells, banana peel, avocado slices with coffee grounds, grapes, tomatoes, blueberries, strawberries <\/p>\n<p> Orange peel, eggshell, corn husk, grapes, small cake piece<\/p>\n<p> Paper <\/p>\n<p> Newspaper <\/p>\n<p> Newspapers<\/p>\n<p> Newspaper<\/p>\n<p> Hello fresh paper bag <\/p>\n<p> Hello fresh paper bag <\/p>\n<p> 3 paper towels<\/p>\n<p> Haagen daz container and lid<\/p>\n<p> Triscuit box<\/p>\n<p> Coconut milk cardboard<\/p>\n<p> 3 paper towels <\/p>\n<p> Snack pak cardboard packaging<\/p>\n<p> 1 piece paper <\/p>\n<p> Mac and cheese packet<\/p>\n<p> Mail\/flyers <\/p>\n<p> 1 envelope <\/p>\n<p> cardboard holders (around trash bags I bought at walmart) <\/p>\n<p> Plastic <\/p>\n<p> Water bottle<\/p>\n<p> 3 small bottles <\/p>\n<p> 3-4 plastic bags<\/p>\n<p> 2 glasses with thick straws<\/p>\n<p> Dogfood can <\/p>\n<p> Nuts\/fruit snack pak <\/p>\n<p> Plastic bag<\/p>\n<p> 2-3bags (salad, dog chew sticks)<\/p>\n<p> Blackberry container <\/p>\n<p> Plastic baggie \u2013 2 small bottles inside, cupcake wrapper \u2013 paper ?? <\/p>\n<p> Aluminum Cans <\/p>\n<p> Aluminum lid; aluminum foil <\/p>\n<p> Yard waste<\/p>\n<p> Leaves, pine needles, white rose (petals intact)<\/p>\n<p> Leaves, pine needles<\/p>\n<p> Leaves, pine needles, white rose (petals intact)<\/p>\n<p> Other <\/p>\n<p> Styrofoam cup <\/p>\n<p> WHICH OF THE FOOD ITEMS DO YOU THINK WOULD BE FOUND AFTER 3 MONTHS BURIAL PERIOD \u2013 OR WHAT STATE OF DECOMPOSITION? Can base it on your own internet search for decomposition rates or on 2 articles included with lab \u2013 also under Lab course MODULE on waste decomposition (Measuring Biodegradability and How Long Does It Take Your Garbage to Decompose?)<\/p>\n<p> Note: Maybe fill out one column first \u2013 1 or 2 (DO NOT HAVE TO FILL OUT COLUMN 3); and then for the other column, just say whether you think the extent of decomposition would other greater or less or the same. For example, for yard waste, might say for column 1 \u2013 partial decomposition and then for column 2 say, more decomposition than in plastic bag. Or could even try and guess percentage \u2013 10% decomposition in plastic bag and slightly higher decomposition in mesh bag\u2026 <\/p>\n<p> I encourage you to actually make 2 guesses for each box \u2013 1 based on your best guess BEFORE you look at the files on canvas that tell you how fast things decompose; and then a second guess after reading the article. <\/p>\n<p> Litter Bag and hole size (none if plastic bag) <\/p>\n<p> 1<\/p>\n<p> Large black plastic bag <\/p>\n<p> 2<\/p>\n<p> Laundry mesh bag (1\/16\u201d hole size) <\/p>\n<p> 3<\/p>\n<p> Small canvas bag \u2013 string tied top <\/p>\n<p> Food Waste <\/p>\n<p> DON\u2019T NEED TO FILL THIS COLUMN OUT <\/p>\n<p> Paper <\/p>\n<p> Plastic <\/p>\n<p> Aluminum Cans <\/p>\n<p> Yard Waste <\/p>\n<p> Other <\/p>\n<p> Data Analysis: <\/p>\n<p> Do you think the pH of the trash would change between before and after burial? If so, change in what direction and why? What difference might it make to plants and animals you find in the soil? <\/p>\n<p> Would you expect to find a difference in the level of decomposition between mesh and plastic bag? Explain.<\/p>\n<p> What materials showed the most amount of change over the decomposition period? <\/p>\n<p> What materials showed the least amount of change and why? <\/p>\n<p> Watch following two videos and answer remaining questions. <\/p>\n<p> How does a landfill work? https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=Wzo5sv4IrIw<\/p>\n<p> Video field trip \u2013 Landfill: https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=mA608GJ-EzM<\/p>\n<p> Why are landfills lined with rubber mats and plastic material. Consider what you know occurs during decomposition and how materials are transported through the soil. <\/p>\n<p> What is the purpose of collection pipes at the bottom of a landfill? What is the purpose of vertical pipes in a landfill? <\/p>\n<p> There is much discussion about recycling and landfills. Make a list of items (logged in the table above) you think should be recycled and items that should be placed in landfills based on your observations of the litter bag material. <\/p>\n<p> 2<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Instructions and Worksheet for Decomposition Lab NAME(S): read the background section of the waste decomposition lab (pdf file) \u2013 on canvas under LAB MODULE on waste decomposition. 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