Day 1
The color created by a copper solution.
What is bright blue?
Small particles that crystals form to.
What are impurities?
A form of frozen carbon dioxide.
What is dry ice?
A particle that has the speed of 299,792,458 meters/second.
What is light?
Substances that are neither liquid or solid.
What are colloids?
The metal nails are made out of.
What is iron?
Beautiful crystals formed from rain droplets attaching to dust particles in cold weather.
What are snowflakes?
What is sublimation?
This vegetable is a universal indicator.
What is red cabbage?
Four examples of colloids.
What are jello, toothpaste, mayonnaise, and shaving cream?
A substance that when gripped firmly, is a solid and when released, is a liquid.
What is oobleck?
These structures form when borax is dissolved in hot water.
What are crystals?
A severe burn and even loss of tissue due to prolonged skin contact with dry ice.
What is frostbite?
The pH type of substances that turn blue, green, or purple.
What are bases?
Collagen, used in jello, is made from this product.
What are ground up animals bones and skin?
The two active ingredients in bath bombs which create the fizzing acid-base reaction.
What are baking soda and citric acid?
The color formed by copper sulfate crystals when put into ammonia.
What is dark blue?
This substance is used to remove copper oxide from pennies.
What is vinegar?
The pH type of substances that turn red, orange, or yellow.
What are acids?
An ingredient, other than sugar, found in gummy bears and marshmallows.
What is collagen?
The author of the book "Oobleck".
Who is Dr. Seuss?
When air molecules force their way into a closed-off space creating a suctioning force.
What is the vacuum effect?
What is -109.3 degrees Fahrenheit?
When water molecules cling to each other and porous surfaces.
What is capillary action?
Types of this medium include clouds and fog.
What are colloids?