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Liquid Properties Project

Published on Nov 26, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Liquid Properties Project

HOLLY A. KAMMER

WHOLE MILK (CHEMICAL PROPERTIES)

  • Early-lactation milk contains colostrum that carries mothers antibodies to young and reduces risk of diseases.
  • Contains dissolved carbohydrates and protein aggregates with minerals
  • Lactose gives milk its sweet taste and contributes approximately 40% of whole cow's milk's calories.
  • Produced by the mammary glands of mammals.

WHOLE MILK (PHYSICAL PROPERTIES)

  • Opaque white color
  • Mildly sweet
  • Melting point of 82.4-96.8°F (28-36°C)
  • Density 1030 kg/m3

BLOOD (CHEMICAL PROPERTIES)

  • Contains red blood cells and white blood cells.
  • Mostly consists of plasma.
  • Consists of platelets.
  • Supplier of nutrients glucose, amino acids, and fatty acids.

BLOOD (PHYSICAL PROPERTIES)

  • Temperature of 38 degrees celcius or 98 degrees fahrenheit
  • p.h of 7.35.
  • Mostly composed of water
  • 8% of total body weight
Photo by m.mate

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE (CHEMICAL PROPERTIES)

  • Decomposes into H2O and O2 easily
  • Oxidizer
  • Antiseptic, causes death to microorganisms
  • Corrosive

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE (PHYSICAL PROPERTIES)

  • Very light blue color
  • Strong odor
  • Melting point of -.43 degrees Celsius
  • Boiling point of 150.3 degrees Celsius

HONEY (CHEMICAL PROPERTIES)

  • pH of 4
  • Derives from plant nectar
  • Supersaturation of sugar
  • pH level and supersaturation are behind abbility to never spoil.
Photo by Don Hankins

HONEY (PHYSICAL PROPERTIES)

  • Color anywhere from yellow to brown
  • Thick
  • Very sticky
  • Sweet in taste
Photo by bionicgrrrl