Slime Making Techniques and Tips

The video tutorial guides viewers through making slime using simple ingredients like glue, baking soda, food coloring, and contact solution. It explains the science behind slime's unique properties, behaving like both a solid and a liquid. The tutorial encourages exploration and safe handling of the slime, emphasizing fun and discovery.

What is the main purpose of using glue in slime making?

• To make it smell nice

• To make it sticky

• To make it edible

• To add color

Which ingredient is used to change the color of the slime?

• Glue

• Food coloring

• Contact solution

• Baking soda

What happens when you add contact solution to the slime mixture?

• It changes color

• It becomes more liquidy

• It starts to smell

• It becomes thicker and stickier

What role does baking soda play in the slime-making process?

• It changes the color

• It adds fragrance

• It helps the glue stick to itself

• It makes the slime edible

What is unique about slime compared to most liquids and solids?

• It can only be a solid

• It behaves like both a solid and a liquid

• It can only be a liquid

• It evaporates quickly

Why does slime spread out when left alone?

• Because it is frozen

• Because the chains in the slime can slide around each other

• Because it is very light

• Because it is heated

What should you do if your slime is still runny?

• Add more contact solution

• Add more food coloring

• Add more glue

• Add more baking soda

What is the final step to achieve the perfect slime consistency?

• Freeze it

• Knead it with your hands

• Boil it

• Leave it in the sun

How should you store your slime to prevent it from drying out?

• In a freezer

• In a paper bag

• In a container

• In an open bowl

What is the most important thing to remember when making slime?

• To make it quickly

• To have fun

• To use a lot of food coloring

• To eat it