The unit was inspired during my research project by the use of different filler agents to help the aptamers stay in a position ideal for the protein binding. The concept of Intermolecular forces is explored in the two-week long unit. Students will discover the difference in properties of three types of intermolecular forces. The driving force of electronegativity is examined in the strength of these forces. After understanding the basics the students will explore the applications of these forces in everyday chemistry. Students will learn about the effects of these IMF on various physical properties of substances. The difference in physical properties will be applied towards some of the well-known techniques like chromatography. And finally the students will get into the sticky situation of these bonds: use of these adhesive and cohesive forces in creating adhesive. The students will characterize the materials of these tapes by conducting a few tests and finally will make adhesives in lab and also characterize.