Jeopardy Template

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You be the chemist Council rock SD Justin Kapusta
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Laboratory Chemical Safety
Science A Way Of Thinking
Measurement
Classification Of Matter
Atomic Structure
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A Way Of Thinking 10 Points

• QUESTION
• This is the statement that scientists use to
  clearly share what they expect to find out during
  their experiment.
• ANSWER
• (What is a hypothesis?)

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A Way Of Thinking 20 Points

• QUESTION
• This is the traditional model of how to conduct
  scientific inquiry.
• ANSWER
• (What is the scientific method?)

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A Way Of Thinking 30 Points

• QUESTION
• The variable you are going to change in the
  experiment.
• ANSWER
• (What is the independent variable?)

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A Way Of Thinking 40 Points

• QUESTION
• This does not change throughout the experiment.
• ANSWER
• (What is a control?)

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A Way Of Thinking 50 Points

• QUESTION
• A description of a natural event or thing shown
  to occur again and again under certain
  conditions.
• ANSWER
• (What is a law?)

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Measurement 10 Points

• QUESTION
• The measure of the amount of matter in an object.
• ANSWER
• (What is mass?)

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Measurement 20 Points

• QUESTION
• The method scientists use to write very large and
  very small numbers.
• ANSWER
• (What is scientific notation?)

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Measurement 30 Points

• QUESTION
• The metric scale for absolute temperature.
• ANSWER
• (What is Kelvin?)

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Measurement 40 Points

• QUESTION
• Type your question in here relating to Topic 2.
  As the Points get higher make questions harder.
• ANSWER
• (type answer here)

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Measurement 50 Points

• QUESTION
• This is the prefix for a base unit (i.e. meter)
  with a numerical value of 109 (1,000,000,000).
• ANSWER
• (What is giga-?)

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Classification Of Matter 10 Points

• QUESTION
• Two or more substances that are combined
  physically .
• ANSWER
• (What is a mixture?)

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Classification Of Matter 20 Points

• QUESTION
• This has a definite volume but not definite
  shape.
• ANSWER
• (What is liquid?)

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Classification Of Matter 30 Points

• QUESTION
• The movement of particles from an area of high
  concentration to an area of low concentration.
• ANSWER
• (What is diffusion?)

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Classification Of Matter 40 Points

• QUESTION
• A change of state from a gas to a liquid.
• ANSWER
• (What is condensation?)

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Classification Of Matter 50 Points

• QUESTION
• This is the mass of one molecule of a substance.
• ANSWER
• (What is molar mass?)

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Atomic Structure 10 Points

• QUESTION
• The number of protons in an atoms nucleus.
• ANSWER
• (What is the atomic number?)

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Atomic Structure 20 Points

• QUESTION
• These two particles make up the nucleus of an
  atom.
• ANSWER
• (What are protons and neutrons?)

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Atomic Structure 30 Points

• QUESTION
• Protons, neutrons, and electrons have these kind
  of charges.
• ANSWER
• (What is positive (), neutral, and negative (-)?)

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Atomic Structure 40 Points

• QUESTION
• When an atom loses electrons, the atom becomes
  positively charged. This atom is now a
  positively-charged ion.
• ANSWER
• (What are cations?)

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Atomic Structure 50 Points

• QUESTION
• The Danish scientist that suggested that the
  outer orbits determined the atoms chemical
  properties as well as had a model named after
  him .
• ANSWER
• (Who is Niels Bohr?)

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Laboratory Chemical Safety 10 Points

• QUESTION
• The first place to look for chemical safety
  information.
• ANSWER
• (What is the label of the container?)

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Laboratory Chemical Safety 20 Points

• QUESTION
• This is the range for hazard ratings.
• ANSWER
• (What is 0 to 4?)

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Laboratory Chemical Safety 30 Points

• QUESTION
• Gives workers and emergency personnel information
  about the proper way to handle or work with a
  certain substance.
• ANSWER
• (What is the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)?)

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Laboratory Chemical Safety 40 Points

• QUESTION
• Indicates the likelihood of the substance to
  vaporize, ignite, and burn.
• ANSWER
• (What is flammability?)

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Laboratory Chemical Safety 50 Points

• QUESTION
• Indicates the likelihood of the substance to
  release energy by chemical or explosion.
• ANSWER
• (What is reactivity?)