Crystals
A crystal formed when Carbon is put under intense pressure and heat then cools quickly
What is Diamond?
The taste of acid
What is sour?
What a round bouncing object.
What is a Bouncy Ball?
A sweet treat that can be used to build the Periodic table of elements.
What is a cookie.
What you put on a Christmas tree.
What is a Star?
A big suspension bridge in San Francisco.
what is the golden gate bridge?
A solid that has a regular repeated arrangement of atoms.
What is a Crystal?
A type of acid found in Lemons.
What is Citric acid?
What pencil Erasers are made of.
What is Rubber?
What the two objects floating around the Proton and Neutron.
What is an Electron?
Hydrogens Symbol.
What is H?
What pop cans are made of.
what is aluminum?
A crystal often used to season food.
What is Salt?
The chemical opposite of an Acid
What is a Base?
A polymer used to hold Water.
What is a Bottle?
What makes up an Atom.
What is Proton, Neutron and Electron?
A shiny looking metal that is really dense
What is Gold?
The name of a blue bin that you put plastic bottles, aluminum cans, and so on
What is a recycle bin?
An example of crystallized water.
What is a Snowflake?
A base used to wash your hands
What is soap?
A plastic stretchy toy that has been sold for more than 70 years.
What is Silly Putty?
An animal that says Woof.
What is a Dog?
The name of the game we are playing.
What is Jeopardy?
what number lesson was the first lesson.
What is lesson 1?
Diamond are graded on four C's: Cut, ___, Clarity and ___.
What is Colour and Carat?
The pH of pure Water
What is 7?
The Longer name for the acronym PS.
What is polystyrene?
The objects in the middle of an Atom
What is a Neutron and a Proton?
A king from greek mythology that could turn anything into gold just by touching it.
What is Midas?
what is the name for this column.
What is alloys?