Environmental Chem

[oh joy]

i took this test @ an invite, and it was really random: What is the best pH level for lettuce?
i mean, WHAT THE HECK???
I thought it was supposed to be about soil testing, but i guess not...
Anyway, me & my partner scored 2nd. i guess others thought the same thing as us.

[amazing_science_lewa]

i'm sure everyone asked/answered this a million times, but what would you suggest to put on the "cheat sheet?" things like how to fix problems? uses for certain nutrients? is anything else important?

also, just to clarify division C rules: i'm pretty sure that it says each student (NOT team) is allowed one double-sided sheet of handwritten notes. so we get 2 sheets of notes?

[smartkid222]

1 sheet per person x 2 people = 2 sheets
each sheet is double sided and handwritten.

[zorbak5044]

just test a lot of dirt

[applesrock!!]

try this: http://environmentalchemistry.com/
i found it pretty interesting :]

[sciencetastic]

What do you need to know for enviromental chemistry? Do you know any good websites?

[EastStroudsburg13]

If people have anything to say about this event, put it here! A lot of people have been posting on extra threads.

[Dark Sabre]

Well, if I merge them, the posts will be all be sorted chronologically, so if the continuity of the other threads matters...that might become even more confusing.

[AlchemyRocks]

I just found this site having to do with deficiencies in plants.

I think it's helpful.
http://www.steve.gb.com/science/plant_m ... ition.html

[gneissisnice]

Wait, can we bring 2 sheets? Cause it says each student...
Now Im confused. I dont wanna show up with 2 sheets and then get one taken away from me.