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3. Spirulina in sterilized and filtered pond water (sterilized by boiling it; filtered through a coffee filter),  
3. Spirulina in sterilized and filtered pond water (sterilized by boiling it; filtered through a coffee filter),  
4. Spirulina added to distilled water bought in a drug store.
4. Spirulina added to distilled water bought in a drug store.
[[File:20170524_183100a.sfdhkl.jpg|400px|thumb|left|Day 1 in the different tubes]] The tubes were kept hanging from a shelf close to a window where some sun’s rays could enter on warm days. The “minerals” which I had added to each one of the four tubes were: sodium chloride (NaCl = normal cooking salt), some baking soda/sodium bicarbonate/natron and some potassium (in German: Kaliumdihydrogenphosphat).</nowiki>  
The tubes were kept hanging from a shelf close to a window where some sun’s rays could enter on warm days. The “minerals” which I had added to each one of the four tubes were: sodium chloride (NaCl = normal cooking salt), some baking soda/sodium bicarbonate/natron and some potassium (in German: Kaliumdihydrogenphosphat).</nowiki>  


After one week in the tubes during which I hadn’t changed anything except for shaking the tubes every (other) day and opening them every two days, I went to the bio-lab to observe the different liquids containing spirulina under the microscope.  
After one week in the tubes during which I hadn’t changed anything except for shaking the tubes every (other) day and opening them every two days, I went to the bio-lab to observe the different liquids containing spirulina under the microscope.