Duke Clinic Pond Case Study

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At Voyagers pond the pH using tablets was 8. At the Duke Clinic pond the pH using tablets was 7. Using pH strips at Voyager’s pond the result was 6. Using pH strips at the Duke Clinic pond the result was 6. The temperature that was read at Voyagers pond was 69.8℉ or 21℃ and 63.5℉ or 17.5℃ at the Duke Clinic pond. The amount of dissolved oxygen in Voyagers pond was 4 parts per million and 8 parts per million at the Duke Clinic pond. There were no levels of ammonia or nitrates in either of the ponds. The turbidity of Voyagers pond was 20 JTU. The turbidity of the Duke Clinic pond was also 20 JTU. The hardness of Voyagers pond is 5 GPG and 6 GPG for Duke Clinic’s pond.

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