Day 3 - Let's Create! Getting involved in your community: One important application of the concept of effects of intermolecular force of attraction to the properties of substances is to make your knowledgeuseful to you and your community to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Goal: Your goal is to make a liquid hand soap at home to observe the effect of intermolecular forces on the properties of substance. Explain to family member/s the importance of knowing the effect of intermolecular forces on the properties of substance in creating new products that can be helpful to your community. The presentation will be video recorded to serve as an output. Materials: Antibacterial soap Grater/shredder > 1 cup of water Glycerin (optional) lotion essential oil (optional) Directions: 1. Choose a clean place and wash your hands thoroughly before making the liquid hand soap. Wear gloves if possible. 2. Grate the soap into a bowl. You can cut the soap into chunks if that helps you grate it more easily. Let it sit for 10 seconds. Observe. 3. Boil 1 cup (235 mL) of water, then pour the grated soap. Whip the water and soap until it takes on the consistency of paste. Record the time. Observe. 4. Mix 1 tablespoon of glycerin, stirring until it is thoroughly combined. Let it sit for 20 seconds. Observe. (optional: Glycerin acts as a moisturizer for the skin) 5. Mix in lotion to add moisture. Let it sit for 10 seconds. 6. Stir in a few drops of essential oil to scent the soap. (optional) Guide Questions: Observe the finished product. Explain the molecular properties observed. Write your observations in the table below. phase at normal room Solubility melting point viscosity temperature Role: Your job is to act as a health and safety advocate/youtubevlogger. Audience: You are to present your product to your teacher and classmates, and/or to your family member/s. Situation: The challenge involves applying your knowledge on the concept of intermolecular force of attraction and its effects to the properties of substances in