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==Objectives== | ==Objectives== | ||
* filter 25 % beads down to 120 mesh | * filter 25 % beads down to 120 mesh | ||
* we will combine beads smaller than 45 and bigger than 60 with the ones smaller than 35 and bigger than 45, as there are so few | * we will combine beads smaller than 45 and bigger than 60 with the ones smaller than 35 and bigger than 45, as there are so few | ||
* re-check weight of Round 2 10 % beads to see whether they swelled more | |||
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* 20 ml vials will be used for acid exchange. the beads will soak over several nights in acid, then acid will be exchanged for water and | |||
change in pH over time will be measured. | |||
* then, we will run cabbage dye through bead columns | |||
==Observations== | ==Observations== |
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change in pH over time will be measured.
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