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Bacteria on Common Surfaces

Medicine, Health, and Disease
Jose Ramirez Caileb Delgadillo

Grade:
10
Teacher:
Tayde Lund

The purpose behind our project was to figure out a commonly asked question. Which common school surface harbors the most bacterial colonies. This information is important to understand because in a school environment it is inevitable for students and staff faculty not to come into contact with these surfaces. The results of the experiment were satisfying, . Our hypothesis states that the water spigot will harbor the most amount of bacteria and after testing the data shows that it does harbor more colonies of bacteria than any other.


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Research paper

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One thought on “Bacteria on Common Surfaces

  1. Though gross, it is interesting to see the colonies in your photographs. Excellent work.

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