Chemistry | Grocery Store Compounds
Project & Resources
Step One: Choose an item from the shopping list
Gatorade
Oreos
Cool Ranch Doritos
Kraft Macaroni and Cheese
Bacon
Diet Coke
Chocolate Cake Mix
Vanilla Frosting
Lean Cuisine Chicken Parmesan
DiGiorno Rising Crust Pepperoni Pizza
Jello Chocolate & Vanilla Pudding
Amy's Breakfast Scramble Wrap
Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls with Icing
Carnation Instant Breakfast, Chocolate
Campbell’s Chicken Noodle Soup
Birds Eye Pasta and Broccoli with a Cheese Sauce
Dove Deodorant
Aveno Shampoo
Colgate Total Advanced Clean Plus Whitening Toothpaste
Edge Pro Gel, Sensitive Skin with Aloe
Purell Hand Sanitizer
OPI Nail Lacquer
MAC Matte Lipstick
Neutrogena Clear Face Liquid-Lotion Sunblock SPF 55
Bumble and Bumble Bb.Hairdresser's Invisible Oil Heat/UV Protective Primer
Centrum Multivitamin Multimineral Supplement
American Crew 3 in 1 Body Wash
Clinique Mascara
Step Two: Open the Research Note Taker.
Step Three: Use the following websites to locate the ingredients in the products.
Step Four: Choose four compounds and use the following databases and websites find the rest of the information for each of the compounds.
Gale Virtual Reference Library
Step Five: Use the information from the note taker to fill in the poster template focusing on what the compound does in the product. You will need to use your brains to make educated guesses in some cases to figure out how the product is used in the compound.
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Citation
Author(s) Last Name, First Name. “Title of Source.” Container Title, Editor’s First Name Last Name, Publisher, Date Published, page numbers. Title of Database, URL. Date of Access.
In-text Citation
(Author Last Name) or (Title of Source)
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