Oobleck Experiment

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

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

It changes its shape to fit the new container

It stays the same shape as before

It becomes a liquid

It disappears

It changes its shape to fit the new container

It stays the same shape as before

It becomes a solid

It disappears

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

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

It becomes a solid

It becomes a gas

It becomes a liquid

It disappears

Throw it in the sink

Store it in a sealed bag or container

Leave it out to dry

Give it to a friend

Solid

liquid

Gas

Plasma

Newtonian Fluid

Plasma

Non Newtonian Fluid

Viscosity