The Periodic Table
Chemical Bonding
Drip Drip Drop
All About that Lab
Food Additives
100
This is the abbreviation for the element silver.
What is Au?
100
This is the type of bond that forms between carbon and oxygen.
What is a covalent bond?
100
This is the type of bonding that is responsible for ice being less dense than liquid water.
What is hydrogen bonding.
100
This is the lab that explains why different metallic elements produce different colors in fireworks.
What is the Flame Test Lab?
100
This is another (common) name for sucrose.
What is table sugar?
200
This is the number of protons that the element fluorine has.
What is 9?
200
This is the type of bond that forms between sodium and chlorine.
What is an ionic bond?
200
This is the water property that allows water to adhere or stick to other surfaces.
What is adhesion?
200
This is the concept explored in the Gold/Silver Penny lab.
What is an alloy?
200
This is the type of food additive or stimulant present in many common drinks including coffee, tea, and energy drinks.
What is caffeine?
300
This is the number of VALENCE electrons that oxygen has.
What is 6?
300
This is the formula for elemental chlorine.
What is Cl2?
300
This is the water property that gives water its "stickiness" to each other.
What is cohesion?
300
This is the chemical concept that explains how you can get a paper clip to float on the surface of water.
What is surface tension?
300
The bubbles in soda and other fizzy drinks come from this common gas.
What is carbon dioxide?
400
This is the periodic table group that Uranium belongs to.
What is the lanthanide group?
400
This is the formula for sodium bromide.
What is NaBr?
400
This is the water property that allows molecules of water to travel up the roots of a plant.
What is capillary action?
400
This is the two concepts you can use to explain why you can fit a large number of drops of water on a penny.
What is adhesion and cohesion?
400
A box of lucky charms gets its red color from this source.
What is artificial food dye?
500
This is the name for elements that have the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons.
What is an isotope?
500
This is the name of CaSO4.
What is calcium sulfate?
500
This is the water property that allows big and other critters to "walk" on water.
What is surface tension?
500
This is the scientific concept used to explain why you can get liquid to travel up a small tube against gravity.
What is capillary action?
500
Sodium bicarbonate also goes by this more common name often found in cooking recipes as a leavening agent.
What is baking soda?
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