| Biography |
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| My name is Muhammad Aadil Waja, I am of African descent and am in my grade 12 year of high school in North Bay at Widdifield Secondary School. My life in high school is fast coming to a close; during my time I have taken part in the badminton team and the tennis team. I have also participated in many math contests, the biology contest, and this is my third year at science fair, my first going to Canada Wide. I also volunteer at the hospital as well as having volunteered at the North Bay Food Bank. I am very interested in tennis, but I also enjoy squash, video and computer games, table soccer, pool, and table tennis. After this year I plan to move on to take Chemical Engineering at the University of Toronto. Eventually becoming a chemical engineer before perhaps moving on into business. |
| Muhammad Aadil Waja
Remediation Sensation
| Division: | Engineering & Computing Sciences / Environmental Innovation | | Category: | Senior | | Region: | North Bay | | City: | North Bay, ON | | School: | Widdifield Secondary | | Abstract: | Remediation Sensation is an attempt to introduce a potentially new method of breaking down pollutant textile dyes. Throughout the course of this experiment, I am using electrical voltages of 6, 12, and 18 volts to break down the dye molecules in a dye solution. I am comparing this against the use of pure iron metal, also known as Zero Valent Iron as a remediation method. |
| Awards | Value | Canadian Stockholm Junior Water Prize
Sponsor: Canadian WEF Member Associations, the Canadian Water and Wastewater Association, and Jacobs | $2 000.00 | Honourable Mention - Earth & Environmental Science
Senior
Sponsor: Petro-Canada | $100.00 | | Total | $2 100.00 | |
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