Atoms
Let's Bond
Know Your Table
Not So Random Facts
What the Lewis?
The Experiment
How Soap Actually Works
100

This is the type of bond made between a metal and a nonmetal 

What is an ionic bond?

100

Electrons are shared equally in this type of covalent bond

What is non-polar?

100

These are stable atoms on the periodic table of elements 

What are noble gases?

100

This is how many elements are essential for life 

What are 25?

100

This is the Lewis Dot Structure for H2

What is H-H or H:H?

100

This is the first step in writing your lab report


What is Your Scientific Question/Hypothesis?

100

This is a compound that lowers the surface tension between two liquids (think of soap)

What is a surfactant?

200

This is an atom's ability to attract electrons

What is electronegativity?

200

This is the ability to be able to be thinly stretched and drawn into wires without fracturing

What is ductility?

200

This is the most electron hungry element

What is Fluorine?

200

This is the man that created the Lewis Dot Structure 

Who is Dr. Gilbert Lewis?

200

This is the Lewis Dot Structure for CH4

What is:

                        H

                         l

                 H-    C    -H

                         l

                        H

  

200

This is the second step in creating your lab report

What is Research?

200

Soaps and detergents have two different ends. One end is ________ and the other end is _________

What are Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic?

300

This is a type of bond between two nonmetals

What is a covalent?

300

This is an ion with a negative charge

What is an anion?

300

This is what the Columns (up and down) (vertical) in the periodic table are called

What are groups or families?

300

This liquid is considered the universal solvent

What is water?

300

This is the Lewis Dot Structure for NaCl

What is:

                 . .

[ Na ]+   [ :Cl: ] -

                 . .

300

This is the third step in writing your lab report

What is the experiment/data collection?

300

When mixed with water, soap grabs onto oil and dirt forming this type of structures 

What are micelles? 

400

This is a substance that is made up of two or more different types of chemically combined elements

What is a compound?

400

These are the electrons in the atom's outermost shell that are involved in bonding

What are valence?

400

The periods on the periodic table of elements let us know this 

What are how many energy level / shells the element has? 

400

This Russian chemist organized the periodic table as we know it

Who is Dmitri Mendeleev?

400

This is the Lewis Dot Structure for C2H4

What is: 

         H          H

          l           l

H   -   C   =    C   - H

400

This is the fourth step in writing your lab report

What is the analysis?

400

This is what hydrophilic means 

What is water- loving?

500

This is a three-dimensional network of ions

What is a lattice?

500

This is an ion with a positive charge

What is a Cation?

500

This is the smallest and lightest element

What is Hydrogen?

500

These are the four elements that make up 96% of humans

What are Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, and Oxygen?

500

This is the Lewis Dot Structure for CaFe2

What is:

    . .                 . .

  [:F:]- [Ca]2+ [:F:]-

    . .                  . .

500

This is the fifth step in writing your lab report

What is your Conclusion?

500

Hydrophobic means water hating but _____ loving 

What is grease loving? 
600

We used Sodium hydroxide to make soap bars, however, in order to make liquid soap you need this instead

What is Potassium Hydroxide?

600

You should not use this type of metal when mixing your fats with your lye

What is aluminum? 

600

These are the only 4 ingredients needed to make cold process soap (the one I made the first time)

What are: Sodium Hydroxide, distilled water, olive oil, and coconut oil?

600

This is how long your soap needs to cure before you use it

What is 4-6 weeks? 

600

This is the type of soap we made in class (hot/cold)

What is cold process soap?

600

This is what is meant by trace when making soap

What is the point when the sodium hydroxide and the oils have emulsified?

600

This is what superfatting in soap making is

What is having either an excess amount of fat or having less Sodium Hydroxide in your soap mixture?