PPT-Borax Crystal Snowflake Craft

In addition to the materials in the kit   youll need  a pencil and a 2cup glass jar or measuring cup Instructions Twist the pipe cleaner pieces at the center to form a sixbranched star. S Borax Inc 14486 Borax Road Boron CA 935162000 USA 1 760 762 7000 EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER US Canada 866 786 3439 Outside the US Canada 661 284 5200 Refer to Section 15 for TSCADSL Chemical inventory listing Compositioninformation on ingredients Th Claudia Rawn, Michelle Everett, and Marybeth Parker. University of Tennessee, Knoxville. History. Last Summer during the . USNCCr. meeting there was a discussion of making a crystal ball kit similar to the Corrosion toolkit (. (. Ferb. , I know what we’re . gonna. do today). Crystallization. Crystals are forms of solid matter that have ordered structures. Crystals often appear in a clearly geometric shape and many familiar things are crystals, including diamonds, graphite, salt, sugar, caffeine, and snow. . D. etermination of ΔH. ° and ΔS° . Borax. Borax has the formula Na. 2. [B. 4. O. 5. (OH). 4. ].8H. 2. O. [B. 4. O. 5. (OH). 4. ]. 2-. is the tetra-borate anion. Borax is a weak base and reacts with acid. Awesomely gross stuff you can make at home. Gak. . (Slime). EXPERIMENT. Empty . the entire bottle of glue into a mixing bowl. . Fill the emptied glue bottle . with warm . water, replace the lid, . and . (kevinramus@vandals.uidaho.edu. ),. . K. Baird, C. Gonzalez, G. Wilson, W. . Taresh. , R. Riggs, G. . Korbel. , D. Atkinson, and the Idaho Near Space Engineering Team. University . of . Idaho. Abstract. (from SnowCrystals.com) The Snowflake: Winter’s Secret Beauty hey can also be large, perhaps 5mm in ellar dendrite is a single crystal of ice. The molecular ordering of the water molecules is t V. A. Soukhanovskii . Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. JI2.00002. 52nd Annual Meeting of the APS DPP. Chicago, IL. Tuesday, November 9, 2010. NSTX. Supported by . College W&M. Colorado Sch Mines. Student: Vishesh Verma, Stevenson High School. Faculty Advisor: Professor . Shuwang. Li, Applied Math Department, IIT Chicago. Crystal Growth Problem . Crystal growth problem Is a classical example of a phase transformation from the liquid phase to the solid phase via heat transfer, for example the formation of snowflakes. Materials. Plastic cup. Popsicle stick. Pipe cleaner. 200 mL water. 25 g Borax. Procedure. Shape pipe cleaner into an ornament. Make sure the shape will not touch the sides or bottom of the cup.. Add 25 g of borax into cup. Science Experiment. (Crazy Putty). •2 containers (1 smaller than the other, preferably a film canister). •Water. •Food . coloring. •PVA glue (a type of white glue also known as Elmer's glue). Snowflake Symmetry. Six sided crystals. Snowflakes are all six sided because of their chemistry. Snowflakes are made of water molecules. Water molecules are “polar” – they have an electrical charge. V. A. Soukhanovskii (LLNL). Acknowledgements: . NSTX Team. NSTX Results Review. Princeton, NJ. Wednesday, 1 December . 2010. NSTX. Supported by . College W&M. Colorado Sch Mines. Columbia U. CompX. D. etermination of ΔH. ° and ΔS° . Borax. Borax has the formula Na. 2. [B. 4. O. 5. (OH). 4. ].8H. 2. O. [B. 4. O. 5. (OH). 4. ]. 2-. is the tetra-borate anion. Borax is a weak base and reacts with acid.