kate! wrote:Are we going to need to know the properties of water or will there not be any questions asked about that?
UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:Aquatic chemistry most likely encompasses properties of water, so yes, with a focus on the effect on life.
JionPark wrote:So, do we need to look at the years 2012 through 2014 to study for Water Quality this year?
Just wanted to know, especially when the topic is on fresh water.
kate! wrote:JionPark wrote:So, do we need to look at the years 2012 through 2014 to study for Water Quality this year?
Just wanted to know, especially when the topic is on fresh water.
The last freshwater year was 2014, I think. So you don't need to look at the years with other topics.
platypusomelette wrote:HELL YEA
How do you study for this event? I literally have no idea what to do. What is "aquatic ecology" supposed to mean
izzanom wrote:So what exactly does it mean by harmful species on the rules sheet? Like are there specific ones or is it just like what are invasive species etc..
Name wrote:izzanom wrote:So what exactly does it mean by harmful species on the rules sheet? Like are there specific ones or is it just like what are invasive species etc..
the aquatic nuisance plants and animals are invasive species and probably what is meant by harmful species. knowing general invasive species infomation probably isnt a bad idea either
Alex-RCHS wrote:In one part of the rules it says that each part of the competition will account for about 1/3 of the final score (3.a) but in 3.Part III.a it says that points for salinity testing will be about 5% of the total score. Isn't this a discrepancy?
nicholasmaurer wrote:Alex-RCHS wrote:In one part of the rules it says that each part of the competition will account for about 1/3 of the final score (3.a) but in 3.Part III.a it says that points for salinity testing will be about 5% of the total score. Isn't this a discrepancy?
The salinity testing (Part III a) will be worth 5% of the score. The remainder of the score for Part III will be from paragraph d which is written questions on a variety of water monitoring metrics.
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