Oobleck Experiment

What is Oobleck?

• A combination of cornstarch and water that has qualities of solids and liquids

• A type of weather that falls from the sky

• A story written by Dr. Seuss

• A solid and a liquid at room temperature

How are solids different from liquids?

• Solids have a definite size and shape, while liquids do not

• Solids can change their shape, while liquids cannot

• Solids are always sticky, while liquids are not

• Solids are transparent, while liquids are opaque

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What happens when you touch or move a solid?

• It changes its shape to fit the new container

• It stays the same shape as before

• It becomes a liquid

• It disappears

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What happens when you touch or move a liquid?

• It changes its shape to fit the new container

• It stays the same shape as before

• It becomes a solid

• It disappears

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What is the unique property of Oobleck?

• It can change temperature without needing to change state

• It can change color when exposed to light

• It can change its shape to fit any container

• It can act like both a solid and a liquid at room temperature

What are the ingredients needed to make Oobleck?

• A plastic bag, a measuring spoon, water, food coloring and cornstarch

• A plastic bag, a measuring spoon, water, and food coloring

• A plastic bag, a measuring spoon, and food coloring

• A plastic bag, a measuring spoon, water, food coloring and a toy

What happens to Oobleck when you add pressure like squeezing it or press firmly on it?

• It becomes a solid

• It becomes a gas

• It becomes a liquid

• It disappears

What should you do with the Oobleck when you're done playing?

• Throw it in the sink

• Store it in a sealed bag or container

• Leave it out to dry

• Give it to a friend

What state of matter do you feel Oobleck is?

• Solid

• liquid

• Gas

• Plasma

What category is Oobleck categorized as?

• Newtonian Fluid

• Plasma

• Non Newtonian Fluid

• Viscosity