A chemist is interested in the concentration levels of aromatic compounds after passage of time in ground soil. The aromatic compounds used in the experiment are labeled as compounds A, B, and C. These compounds are dissolved in water and then poured into soil columns which are 8 feet tall each. (Think of this as an 8-feet tall section of the ground.) Samples from these columns are taken from various depths and are collected at 30 days, 60 days, and 90 days. For each sample, the amount of the aromatic compound, measured in mg/L is recorded. The data is displayed in the table below. Use this (you will need to create the data set and enter it into SPSS correctly) to perform a full analysis for the chemist.

Compound A Compound B Compound C

Depth 30 days 60 days 90 days 30 days 60 days 90 days 30 days 60 days 90 days

0 (surface) 11.25 9.56 7.71 11.37 9.48 7.64 11.33 9.51 7.74

11.15 9.51 7.79 11.36 9.54 7.60 11.42 9.49 7.76

11.28 9.65 7.67 11.39 9.47 7.62 11.35 9.58 7.69

36 inches 11.76 9.71 7.92 11.73 9.67 7.93 11.91 9.86 7.96

11.81 9.72 7.96 11.69 9.64 7.89 11.81 9.79 7.95

11.95 9.75 7.85 11.81 9.71 7.84 11.94 9.82 7.91

72 inches 11.53 9.91 8.01 11.62 9.97 7.93 11.88 10.12 8.24

11.46 9.85 7.95 11.70 10.02 7.88 11.84 9.99 8.18

11.47 9.89 8.04 11.66 9.96 7.84 11.82 10.03 8.28

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