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In my good air quality model, I put blue molecules. I put blue molecules because they are like clouds, so air may be like clouds just denser. I also included a formed cloud around the molecules.
In my poor air quality model, I put mucky air surrounding the black molecules. I put black air molecules because pollution is normally a bad color, so the air molecules are a bad color. I also included a dis formed cloud surrounding the black molecules.

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Some similarities that we found in our models were....
Molecules in both good and bad air quality.
There was black molecules in bad air.
Foggy surroundings around the bad molecules.

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Some differences that my group found were...
There were some clouds in someones drawing.

Some one put a deformed cloud to represent negative air.

Someone drew a container for their example.

One person used a microscope in their air example.

Everyone had different colored molecules.

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In my sketch of my good-quality air, I included light colored molecules to represent healthy oxygen in the air.
In my sketch of poor air quality I included foggy molecules mixed with very few healthy molecules. This represents a mostly unhealthy sky.

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In my good air quality model, I made a container that had clean air with fresh natural molecules. The air was clear because there was no harmful molecules in the air there.
On the other hand,  I had a bad air quality picture, in this picture I included dark harmful molecules that weren't natural. The air was not clear at all and filled with chemicals.