Difference between bottled water and tap water

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Water testing

Aim: To observe the difference between bottled water and tap water

Directions: Get a water testing kit from Lowe's or Home Depot ($9.99) and test your favorite bottled water versus your unfiltered faucet water OR use the data in the GTM recording for this week. Do the lab and submit.

Reference no: EM133429160

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