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In this laboratory, the contamination study is carried out in three soil samples from different sectors of the city. The student must measure the level of pH, conductivity, organic matter and the capacity to store nutrients and carbonates. For the development of the practice, there is a pH meter, a conductivity meter, and an Erlenmeyer flask, among other instruments.