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2 spaghetti jars are filled with mud collected from a swamp area in Montreuil-sur-Mer. The samples were collected from 2 different spots and placed in different columns. Some newspapers ( for carbon and cellulose), egg shells (calcium carbonate), and egg yolk (sulfur) were added in layers. I also add some powder chalkstone to experiment with the effect. Chalk (or gypsum) is a source of calcium sulfate and also a local stone found in this area. The columns were placed in a sunny place and observed for 12 weeks.