Polarity
Surface Tension: Milk experiment
Surface Tension: Suminagashi
Surface Tension and Animal Life
Any Chemistry
100

Which atom(s) is positive?

Hydrogen

100

What is milk made of

Water and fat

100

Where does it come from?

Japan

100

The water strider is a ___(animal type)

Insect

100

Name bonding between metals and nonmetals

Ionic bonding

200

Why is water polar?

Oxygen has more protons

200

How do we observe the experiment?(what do we use)

Soap

200

Masters of this are called masters of ______

Control

200

What significant feature does water striders use for surface tension?

Hairs on its legs

200

Bonding that occurs only with non metals

Covalent bonding

300

How does water clump up?

Opposite charged parts of the atom are attracted to each other

300

What property of soap causes the experiment?

Soap breaks up fat

300

What do you do with the paper

Dip it into the liquid and the food coloring/ink will stick onto it.

300

How does surface tension keep a basilisk lizard afloat?

The molecules are packed at the surface, so the lizard can walk on it without sinking as it cannot break the surface.

300
ions bond until ___

Total VE = 8

400

What is polarity?

A molecule/compound that has different charges in different parts of the molecule.

400

Name ALL materials used

Milk, shallow dish, food coloring, q tip, soap

400

How does surface tension play a role in this?

The surface tension breaking allows the colors to make different patterns.

400

What is the basilisk lizard also called?

Jesus lizard

400

chemical formula for glucose

C6 H12 O2

500

Name one thing that does and does not dissolve in water

Salt, fat

500

What exactly happens?

The food coloring gets separated when in contact with the soap, and forms various colors.

500

How do you get the pattern for this art?

Use ink on water or use the milk experiment

500

How big is the splash of a basilisk lizard on water?

very small
500

Name atom with most protons known(no references allowed)

Ognasseon


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