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Tape only loses it's stickiness when is it very warm. The water vapor evaporates, and then the tape can't stick to anything.
density
Then there is slime in the hot water
f you have a bit of slime in your hand and just let it sit there, the slime will spread out and ooze between your fingers like a liquid. But if you squeeze your hand around the slime, it becomes like a solid. So which is it? Slime is actually a colloidal solution. That means that small particles of cornstarch are suspended in the water but not actually in the water like salt is when you make a cup of salt water. Colloids have different properties than solutions. If you bang on the surface of salt water the water splashes. But if you tap the surface of slime, it feels solid. The more pressure you apply to the surface the harder it becomes. Slime is a non-Newtonian liquid, which means that the viscosity, or resistance, of the liquid changes as you apply a stronger force. If you rest your hand on the surface of slime it will sink in, but it you smack it, the surface is solid. Water is a Newtonian liquid and has an unchanging viscosity. This is why you can swim in water, but not in quicksand, which is like slime.
the conclusion is that the slime becomes very viscous and sticky hard to shake hands but that shows the glue when combined with water and borax make slime. What makes the viscous slime is borax.
yes it does
yes it does
cohesion
i think its because when you turn on the hot water tap the dirt in the tap has gone because the dirt loses the stickiness and hot water gets rids of stickiness
The size of a sponge does affect the amount of water absorbed. The bigger the sponge the more water absorbed.
not slime then cring????
water
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It can but all the water of the slime will start pouring out
Tape only loses it's stickiness when is it very warm. The water vapor evaporates, and then the tape can't stick to anything.
something else that might affect the amount of water in the ground is having a drought as well as defforestation.
One effect of water's stickiness or cohesion is its ability to create surface tension. This allows water molecules to stick together and form droplets or maintain the shape of objects placed on its surface, such as insects walking on water.