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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
Click to begin.
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Click here for Final Jeopardy
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Chemical Reactions
Solutions and Suspensions
Potpourri
Chemical Equations
Physical and Chemical Changes
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This is the kind of change that happens to paper
when you tear it up.
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What is a physical change?
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If you dye your hair, your hair goes through this
kind of change.
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What is a chemical change?
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The definition of chemistry.
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What is the study of the properties of matter and
how matter changes?
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The property of iron you would use to separate a
mixture of iron filings and sulfur powder.
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What is magnetism?
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The three types of matter.
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What are elements, compounds, and mixtures.
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The starting and the ending materials of a
chemical reaction.
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What are reactants and products?
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Chemical reactions are expressed in this written
form.
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What are chemical equations?
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The follow equation is an example of this kind
chemical reaction FeS ? Fe S
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What is decomposition?
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The resulting yellow product when you combine
potassium iodide and lead nitrate.
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What is precipitate?
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Bubbles, precipitate, change temperature, color
change, and changes in properties.
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What are indications of a chemical reaction?
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The first letter in a chemical symbol is always
written in this case.
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What is upper case?
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The number of oxygen atoms in this
formula 2KClO3
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What is 6 oxygen atoms?
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The term for the 6 in the chemical formula
below 6CaCO3
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What is a coefficient?
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This is the definition for the law of
conservation of mass.
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What is the amount of matter in a reaction does
not change, the total mass of the reactants
must be equal to the total mass of the products?
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The number of each kind of atom in this formula.
(You must say the name of the symbols too!) 2K2NO3
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What are 4 atoms of potassium, 2 atoms of
nitrogen, and 6 atoms of oxygen?
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The universal solvent.
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What is water?
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You should do this to the water to increase the
amount of sugar that may be dissolved in it.
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What is increasethe temperature?
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The tea on the left is this kind of a solution
and the tea on the right is this kind of a
solution.
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What are diluted and concentrated?
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All solutions have these two parts.
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What are a solvent and solute?
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The location of sugar molecules when they are
dissolved in a glass of water.

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Where is in between the water molecules?
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The science teacher in the picture below.
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Who is Mr. Hehn?
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Italian dressing is an example of this of mixture.
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What is a suspension?
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This kind of chemical reaction is like square
dancing for elements.
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What is double replacement?
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The picture below demonstrates this.
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What is the law of conservation of mass?
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These are the 2 theories about matter in ancient
Greece.
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What are matter could be broken down without end
and there is a point when matter could be too
small to be divided again?
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Final Jeopardy
Chemical Reactions
Make your wager
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The following comic shows this kind of chemical
reaction between hydrogen and oxygen
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What is synthesis?