Polarity
Surface Tension: Milk Experiment
Surface Tension: Suminagashi
Surface Tension & Animal Life
Any Chemistry
100

Electrons are shared _____ because of electronegativity.

Unequally

100

What happened when the q-tip with soap was added to the milk?

The mil and food coloring “exploded” into different shapes and patterns

100

Suminagashi is a form of _____.

Art

100

How does a water strider “walk” on water?

Surface Tension

100

How many Hydrogen atoms are there in H2O?

2 hydrogen atoms

200

What force makes water bond with other surfaces and molecules?

 Adhesion

200

What does the food coloring show?

The bumping of the fat & water

200

Why is this art style so different from others?

Each piece is unique

200

How many legs do water striders have?

6 legs

200

What is a bond between a metal and a nonmetal called?

An ionic bond

300

The ability of an atom to attract electrons and become more negative.

Electronegativity

300

Do water molecules mix with fat molecules?

No

300

Where did this technique come from?

Japan

300

Where are water striders most commonly found?

Slow moving and still waters

300

What is a bond between a nonmetal and a nonmetal called?

A covalent bond

400

Has both a negative and a positive side.

Polar molecule

400

What effect does the soap have on the milk?

It weakens surface tension

400

What makes it possible for the paint to lay on the water?

Surface tension 

400

What nickname was given to the lizard that can walk on water?

Jesus lizard

400

What is water attracted to?

Other water molecules 

500

If an electron has ____ electronegativity, it will take more and share less.

High

500

Why does the food coloring float on the surface of the milk?

Surface tension

500

What material makes the soap explode and go all over the surface of the water?

Soap

500

How does the water strider find its food?

It feels the vibrations in the water

500

What are positive and negative ions called?

Cations and Anions

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