Lesson 7.9 How do Gecko's Defy Gravity and IMF Organizer

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13 questions

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To finish this assignment, you should pick up the IMF graphic organizer in class and fill it out to create focused notes for the week. Some notes are added below to help you understand how to fill out the organizer.

Make sure you have an explanation or a diagram that explains why oil has good adhesion (sticks to itself) or geckos can stick to ceilings. Remember dispersion forces are tiny, but alot of dispersion forces can really add up.

Lesson 7.9 How do Gecko's Defy Gravity and IMF Organizer

Last updated 9 months ago

13 questions

Note from the author:

Instructions

Trim End | 04:30

Questions 1-3 | 00:54

Question 4 | 01:15

Question 5 | 01:46

Question 6 | 02:08

Question 7 | 02:21

Questions 8 & 9 | 03:07

Questions 10-12 | 03:37

Question 13 | 04:18

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Questions 1-3

00:54

Question 4

01:15

Question 5

01:46

Question 6

02:08

Question 7

02:21

Questions 8 & 9

03:07

Questions 10-12

03:37

Question 13

04:18

To finish this assignment, you should pick up the IMF graphic organizer in class and fill it out to create focused notes for the week. Some notes are added below to help you understand how to fill out the organizer.

Compare and contrast the different types of forces in these three boxes

Make yourself a table. What type of bonds does each of these covalent compounds make

How does each of the intermolecular forces affect the properties of a substance. High or Low is fine.

Make sure you have an explanation or a diagram that explains why oil has good adhesion (sticks to itself) or geckos can stick to ceilings. Remember dispersion forces are tiny, but alot of dispersion forces can really add up.

Lesson 7.9 How do Gecko's Defy Gravity and IMF Organizer

Lesson 7.9 How do Gecko's Defy Gravity and IMF Organizer

What makes geckos unique in their ability to climb surfaces?

What fundamental principle explains how geckos stick to surfaces?

Why doesn’t a gecko’s foot or the surface it walks on have a charge?

What is electronegativity?

(Choose all that are correct) A molecule with positively and negatively charged patches because of a strongly electronegative atom is

Choose all the phrases that finish the sentance to make a correct statement. Electrons in a molecule

Van der Waals force are also called

How do van der Waals forces help geckos stick to surfaces?

What structures on a gecko’s feet maximize van der Waals forces?

Why are spatulae important for geckos’ ability to stick?

How does a gecko unstick its foot from a surface?

How strong is a gecko’s grip due to van der Waals forces?

How has gecko adhesion inspired human-made technology?

What makes geckos unique in their ability to climb surfaces?

What fundamental principle explains how geckos stick to surfaces?

Why doesn’t a gecko’s foot or the surface it walks on have a charge?

What is electronegativity?

(Choose all that are correct) A molecule with positively and negatively charged patches because of a strongly electronegative atom is

Choose all the phrases that finish the sentance to make a correct statement. Electrons in a molecule

Van der Waals force are also called

How do van der Waals forces help geckos stick to surfaces?

What structures on a gecko’s feet maximize van der Waals forces?

Why are spatulae important for geckos’ ability to stick?

How does a gecko unstick its foot from a surface?

How strong is a gecko’s grip due to van der Waals forces?

How has gecko adhesion inspired human-made technology?