activity series  
  bond energy
 
  bond lengths
 
  calculator

  common names

  conversion factors: energy

  conversion factors: length

  conversion factors: mass

  conversion factors: pressure

  conversion factors: temp.

  conversion factors: volume

  covalent prefixes

  density solver

  diatomic elements

  e-config. chart

  element list

  gas law formulas

  Ka's of polyprotic acids

  Ka's of weak acids

  Kb's of weak bases

  metric conversion chart

  mole conversion chart

  molecular geometries

  organic prefixes

  periodic table

  periodic table (flash)

  pH/pOH converter

  polyatomic ions

  pressure converter

  SI units

  solubility chart

  solubility of salts rules

  solubility product constants

  stoichiometry chart

  temp. conversion

  temp. formulas

  thermodynamic data

  vapor pressure of water
Slime Recipe
 

Materials:
Borax Solution (use 1 tablespoon of Borax for each 1 cup of water)
Guar Gum Solution should be saturated. (Add as much guar gum as you can dissolve in distilled water.)

5 oz. Paper Cup
Water
Food Coloring

Zip lock bag

Safety:
Borax, sodium borate, is moderately toxic in quantities of more than one gram per 1000 g of body weight. Wash any borax from the hands with water. Wash hands after handling the slime. DO not allow slime to remain on clothing, upholstery, or wood surfaces. The slime will stain or mar the surface. Clean up any spilled slime immediately.

Procedure:
1. Obtain a clean paper cup.
2. Add 50 ml of the guar gum solution to your cup.
3. Add 4 drops of your favorite food color. Have fun, mix colors! Stir well.
4. Add 2 ml of Borax solution to your cup and stir. The contents should begin to thicken and become gel-like. Continue to stir for a couple of minutes and then remove from the cup to finish the process with your hands.
5. Store your slime in a zip lock bag.


You may also find these related tutorials helpful
copyright© 2000-2024 - Tony Petras - www.sartep.com