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“To Be Or Not To BE”

MT. “To Be Or Not To BE”. By Maulin Patel and Ryan Hoshi. Overview:. Soy Bean & Broad Bean. Plant varieties subjected to MTBE for phytoremediation:. Exposed for five day period 1,000 ppm MTBE concentratio Root system isolated in air tight apparatus. Introduction to MTBE.

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“To Be Or Not To BE”

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  1. MT “To Be Or Not To BE” By Maulin Patel and Ryan Hoshi

  2. Overview: Soy Bean & Broad Bean Plant varieties subjected to MTBE for phytoremediation: • Exposed for five day period • 1,000 ppm MTBE concentratio • Root system isolated in air tight apparatus

  3. Introduction to MTBE • Use, history of MTBE, facts • Pictures of pollution

  4. Introduction to phytoremediation Pictures, diagrams, other information

  5. Hypothesis • Overview of researched info on phytoremediation, HOW we chose which plants to use, pictures of plants used

  6. Materials list, instrumentation

  7. Procedure, how we raised plants

  8. Procedure, development of apparatus

  9. Use of GC/MSinstrumental method • GC/MS…… theory,

  10. GC/MS diagram • Oral explanation of

  11. Development of standard curve • Process, trial error: methods used

  12. Graph of standard curve

  13. Sampling solution • Picture of sampling

  14. Data, results

  15. Graphs???

  16. Conclusion

  17. Future experimentation, suggestions (problems encountered in experimentation)

  18. Acknowledgements, picture gallery

  19. Future applications for phytoremediation, implications

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