Slime Experiment Quiz

What is the main ingredient in the slime experiment that contains polymers?

• Baking Soda

• Water

• School Glue

• Contact Lens Solution

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What happens when you add contact lens solution to the glue mixture?

• The glue becomes thinner.

• The slime begins to form because of a chemical reaction.

• The slime turns into a solid.

• The glue becomes harder to mix.

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What is the role of baking soda in the slime-making process?

• It makes the slime stretchier.

• It activates the chemical reaction with the contact lens solution.

• It colors the slime.

• It makes the slime firmer.

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What is the purpose of kneading the slime after it forms?

• To make the slime thinner.

• To make the slime smooth and consistent.

• To make the slime more liquid.

• To add more contact solution.

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What do the borate ions in the contact lens solution do to the glue?

• They make the slime disappear.

• They cause the polymers in the glue to bond together, forming slime.

• They color the slime.

• They dissolve the glue.

The KNEADING process in the slime experiment helps the slime become more uniform and less sticky.

The slime in this experiment is formed by a process called cross-linking, which happens when the borate ions bond with the polymers.

Food coloring and glitter affect the chemical reaction that forms the slime.

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Contact lens solution is the main ingredient that makes the slime stretchy.

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What happens if you add too much contact lens solution to the slime mixture?

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