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Water Usage
Day 2: About 220.15
Day 6: About 231.87
Day 7: About 103.57
There are those who strugle with water
Actual outcome:
Desppite my previous prediction, my total for the 7 day period, was 1196.4. Which, compared to what should have really happened, is actualy pretty well. My family in total, saved about 903.6 gallons than what should have had happened
General Water Notes
Even though my familey and the others take toke part of the water experiment use thousands of gallons of water a day, some do not
Is this where your water comes from
Clean or not
EX: Day 3(Mon)
Water Sources
Water Use
Toilet
Washer
Water Usage
12 flushes
Colllection of data
0 gallons
42 gallons
0 cycles
Sink
Sink
Shower
Sink
Though out the 7 day period, my family collected water by leaving simple signs. I left a sheet of paper next to each water source in my house[5]. After each day I would tally up the time/times of the source[s] being used
Toilet
7:30 minutes
35:00 minutes
27:45 minutes
S i n k
10.95 gallons
Day 1: about 60.17 gallons of water
87.5 gallons
41.12 gallons
Shower
Day 5: About 188.45
Day 3: About 181.57
Day 4: About 185.62
Clothes Washer
A water molecule is made of one oxegen atom surranded by 2 negitive hydrogen atoms. The degree between the the oxegon atom and the 2 hydrogen atoms is always 105.
Water is also becomes denser when going from a solid to a liqiud. This is how the misterious iceberg floats on water. Thus, this process is called sublimation, when a gas goes to soild or the other way around . This occors when heat is ethier added of taken away. The process when a gas forms into to a soild is called percipation. A liquid becoming a gas is called evaporation. And when a liquid becomes a soild it frezzes, reverse this process and the solid melts.
Impact?
Suposed outcome?
The impact this experiment will have on my family is limited. Though our water totals for the days were below average, the days in which we used more water are the outcome to blame for both shower and kitchen shink use. So prehapes in the future my familey will use less water in the shower and kitchen sink
The average person uses 80-100 gallons of water a day!
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- There are three people that particapated in this experiment. Ocording to the average amount of water used, This experiment was fairly sucessful at conserving water
Before recording any data, I had origanly thought that my family would use between 2,100 and 2,400 gallons of water over a 7 day period