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Testing Seashells Essay
Morgan Price
Sheehan
Geology, Period 1
SEASHELLS AND ACID This experiment consisted of testing seashells in different levels of acid. The whole point is to educate everyone on the growing amount of acid in the oceans and what it does to marine life. During the experiment the seashells lost mass after they were put into acid. When this happens with the whole ocean, it serves as a threat.

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