Capillary Action – the movement of water through a material because of intermolecular forces of the water with that material. The movement can be in opposition of other forces, like gravity.
Chemical Reactions – chemical reactions involve the combination or rearrangement of elements of compounds with different elements or compounds to form new products.
- Aparecium – invisible ink chemistry
- Brackium Emendo – chemical reaction to make bendy bones
- Spongify – chemical reaction to soften an egg
- Tarantallegra – dancing gummy worms
- Potions – bubbling lava lamp
Chemical bonding – the interaction or attraction of molecules or atoms
Density – a physical property of a material that is the mass of the object divided by the volume of the object.
Forces – a push or pull on an object that can cause it to move or stop moving
- Alarte ascendare – flying team bag
- Arania exumai – static to repel a spider
- Wingardium leviosa – levitate a paper clip (and feather) with magnets
Polymers – a type of chemical that is a long chain of the same smaller monomer unit.
Refractive Index – a property that describes how light moves through materials
Solubility – is a characteristic that describes how well some material (solute) mixes into another material (solvent). The beteter the materials mix, the more soluble they are. The less the materials mix, the more insoluble they are.
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