Back To The Basics
What is the main purpose of soap?
Removing dirt, germs, bacteria, microorganisms
What are two popular local plant fragrances?
Coconut, Hibiscus, Mango, Lemongrass, etc.
This Caribbean plant is known for its citrus-like scent
Lemongrass
What does a soap molecule looks like? (describe)
A circle with a zigzag line
Name an athlete that plays soccer?
Messi, etc
What is a disinfectant?
A substance that destroys harmful bacteria, germs, microorganisms
What climate are most of these plants found?
Tropical and dry
What are the two soap bases that will be used in our reserch?******
Shae butter &**
This part of a soap molecule loves water.
hydrophilic head
What month has the fewest days?
February
What is a local plant used in soap?
Neem, Moringa, Lemongrass, Basil
What plant was the only one mostly used for cooking?
Basil
What is extracted from plants to provide natural fragrance in soap?
Oils
Without soap oil and water tend to what?
separate/not mix
What fraction is equivalent to .75?
3/4
What is the substance that is mixed with soap to make it work better?
Water
What plant can be used for dental treatments
Neem
What word describes products that can break down naturally in the environment?
biodegradable
This part of a soap molecule is attracted to fats? (property & part)
hydrophobic tail
What is the national park and preserve that protects our coral reef ecosystem?
Buck Island
What is the process that helps loosen dirt while washing your hands?
Scrubbing
What plant can be used for water purification?
Moringa
Why are plants renewable resources?
Because they can grow again after they are harvested
How do soap molecule remove dirt?
Soap molecules surround the dirt allowing it to be easily rinsed off
What plant played a major role in our economy during the plantation era?
Sugar cane