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• Ahora contesta las siguientes preguntas a medida que están construyendo el filtro de agua: - ¿El envase o recipiente utilizado será apropiada para la cantidad de agua que deseas filtrar en el tiempo que has determinado?

- ¿La cantidad de cada material utilizado en el filtro de agua será lo suficiente para retener las partículas sólidas del agua?

- Coloca primero los materiales de menor porcentaje de porosidad y luego los de mayor porcentaje ¿obtendrás los mismos resultados que colocarlos de manera invertida?

- Si, varía el espacio que ocupa un material dentro del filtrador ¿qué sucede con el tiempo de filtración?

- Si piensas, utilizar un recipiente de cerámica, ¿serán los mismos resultados que utilizar un envase de plástico?

- Si has incorporado un material de tu entorno, ¿cómo contribuye a mejorar la calidad del agua filtrada?

- ¿Qué problemas encuentras durante la construcci

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