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WorksheetsPolymers
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 9mins
Select all the examples of polymers.
water
oxygen
protein
latex
cotton
Select all the examples of polymers.
carbon dioxide
adhesives (ex. glue)
polyester
plastic
brass
Select all the things that you can recycle at home.
plastic milk jug (#2)
plastic drinking cup (#3)
plastic grocery bag
plastic water bottle (#1)
Select all the things you can recycle at home.
pizza box with cheese on it
styrofoam
glass Snapple bottle
aluminum soda can
Cross-linking a polymer to another polymer make it...
(select all that apply)
more colorful
tougher
more stiff / rigid
weaker
The viscosity of ___________________ fluids change when a force is applied to them.
Newtonian
Non-Newtonian
Choose all of the Non-Newtonian fluids.
Water
Slime
Gasoline
Coffee
Pudding
Which of the following are benefits of recycling?
It reduces the amount of waste in landfills.
It conserves natural resources.
It saves energy.
It reduces pollution.
How could you test a liquid's viscosity?
Pour a cup of liquid down a ramp and measure how long it takes the liquid to reach the bottom of the ramp.
Measure the mass and volume of a liquid. Then divide the mass by the volume.
Shine a laser beam through a liquid and observe it to see if the beam can be seen in the liquid.
Heat a liquid and measure how long it takes for the liquid to boil.
How could you identify a polymer by the way its molecules look?
What is the smallest repeating unit of a polymer called?
unimer
monomer
factoid
atom
Which of the following has the highest viscosity?
milk
honey
water
gasoline
