Title: JEOPARDY
1JEOPARDY
2Intro. to Chemistry
Matter / Energy
Symbols of Elements
Nomen- clature
Chemical Equations
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4Intro. to Chemistry
5What is the basic building block of all matter?
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6Most important piece of safety equipment in the
lab?
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7Explanation of an event?
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8What is the basic building block of all matter?
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10Length of paperclip?
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11How close a series of measurements are to each
other.
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12Matter and Energy
13What is the name of the element that is used as
the standard to mass all other elements?
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14What is the SI unit for measuring amount of
substance?
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15Number of Joules in 100 calories
Recall 1 Joule 4.184 calories
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16Changing from a solid to a gas directly (without
being a liquid)?
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17Symbols of Elements
18Chlorine
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20Silver
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22Mercury
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24Tungsten
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26Antimony
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28What is the name of the element that is in this
flashbulb?
DAILY DOUBLE
29Atomic Structure
30Where would a proton be located in an atom?
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31Each orbital can hold TWO electrons with opposite
spins
- Pauli Exclusion Principle
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32Which model(s) of the atom contained orbitals?
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D
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Model "D" is Bohr's planetary model of the atom
and had the electrons in orbit. An orbital is a
probable region in space where an electron may
be found designated s, p, d or f.
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33Electrons fill the lowest energy orbitals first
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34Which series of emission lines is caused from an
electron falling to the 1st energy level?
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35Within a sublevel, place one electron per orbital
before pairing them
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36How many electrons does an atom of bromine have?
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37Calculate the molar mass of bromine to the
nearest gram.
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38Approximately how much heavier is a neutron than
an electron?
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39Nomenclature
40Give the symbols of 5 of the 7 diatomic molecules.
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41What is the chemical formula for ammonium cyanide?
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42Name the following compound using the stock
system FeCl3
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43How many ions will be produced when a single
Ca3(PO4)2 dissolves in water?
3 Ca2 cations and 2 PO43- (phosphate anions)
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44Chemical Equations
45Classify the following reactionAB C
CB A
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46Classify the following reactioniron oxygen
ferrous oxide
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47Minimum amount of energy needed to start a
chemical reaction?
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48Periodic Table
49What is the name of the element in period 4 and
group 6?
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50Who created the modern Periodic Table?
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51What is the name of the heaviest alkaline earth
metal?
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52Method of separation of mixtures using
differences in boiling point?
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53What is the name of the element with the highest
melting point?
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54Trivia
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58What is the empirical formula for gasoline
(C8H18)?
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59Amount of energy needed to remove the most
loosely held valence electron for an atom in the
gaseous state.
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60When a system at equilibrium is disturbed, it
shifts to a new equilibrium that counteracts the
disturbance.
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61Amount of energy needed to remove the most
loosely held valence electron for an atom in the
gaseous state.
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62Amount of energy needed to remove the most
loosely held valence electron for an atom in the
gaseous state.
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63Amount of energy needed to remove the most
loosely held valence electron for an atom in the
gaseous state.
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