Periodic Table

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Periodic Table Chemical Compounds Review Game
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Rules

• Lab Table Teams 1-6
• One representative from each lab table will come
  to a buzzer to receive a question on the board
• Each correct response results in 1 point

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Rules Cont.

• Incorrect answer Same question goes to any
  other person remaining that did not buzz in
  before - awarded 1 point
• Next question will go to another set of lab table
  representatives
• Outside talking amongst lab tables during a round
  results in deduction of point

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Rules Cont.

• Round Robin the Eggspert will choose a team at
  random when the question is read, and that
  individual will attempt to answer the question
• If incorrect, any individual may buzz in to
  answer correctly

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Question 1

• Finish the following statement
• Chemical compounds have ___________ properties
  from the elements that comprise them.

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Question 2

• What is the purpose of a chemical bond?

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Question 3

• What is a row called on the Periodic Table?

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Question 4

• Compounds that can conduct electric currents are
  held together by what type of chemical bonds?

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Question 5

• Chemical compounds are represented through what?

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Question 6

• When an atom gains or loses an electron, what
  does this form?

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Question 7

• What is a column called on the Periodic Table?

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Question 8

• A number in a chemical formula, which is written
  to the right slightly below an atomic symbol,
  indicates how much of that element is present in
  the compound. What is this number called?

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Question 9

• A chemical compounds that consists of 2 or more
  non-metals is held together by what type of
  chemical bonds?

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Question 10

• Elements in Group 1 of the Periodic Table can
  typically form what?

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Question 11

• Where are non-metals located on the Periodic
  Table?

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Question 12

• Elements in Group 17 of the Periodic Table can
  typically form what?

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Question 13

• What is the definition of a chemical compound?

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Question 14

• Where are metals located on the Periodic Table?
• extra point what is the only non-metal located
  with the metals on the Periodic Table?

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Question 15

• What is the definition of a molecule?

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Question 16

• A chemical compound that consists of a metal and
  a non-metal is held together by what chemical
  bonds?

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Question 17

• Elements in Group 2 of the Periodic Table can
  typically form what?

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Question 18

• Where are metalloids located on the Periodic
  Table? Be specific.

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Question 19

• The chemical compound NH4, ammonium, contains
  what elements?

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Question 20
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Group and Period of Silicon (Si)?
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Question 21

• NH4 is held together by what type of chemical
  bonds?

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Question 22

• What is the ratio of elements present in NH4?

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Question 23
Group and Period of Manganese (Mn)?
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Question 24

• Elements in Group 16 of the Periodic Table can
  typically form what?

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Question 25

• What is the electron movement between the metal
  and the non-metal atoms when an ionic bond is
  beginning to form?

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Question 26

• How does this electron transfer seen in the
  previous question help create the ionic bond?
• (hint how doe the ions bring them close
  together?)

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Question 27

• In what group(s) on the Periodic Table are the
  Reactive metals found?

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Question 28

• When an atom gains an electron, what type of ion
  does this form?

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Question 29

• What is the ratio of elements present in the
  compound C6H12O6?

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Question 30

• What is the ratio of elements present in the
  compound C4H12?

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Question 31

• In what group(s) on the Periodic Table are the
  noble gases found?

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Question 32

• Which type of metal is more reactive, reactive
  metals or transition metals?

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Question 33

• What is the strength of ionic bonds?

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Question 34

• What are metalloids?

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Question 35

• What is the ratio of elements present in the
  compound Ni2O3?

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Question 36

• How can one demonstrate the strength of ionic
  bonds?
• extra point what would be the results of this
  demonstration?

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Question 37

• What is the electron movement between the
  non-metal atoms when a covalent bond is beginning
  to form?

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Question 38

• Where are the Rare Earth Elements located on the
  Periodic Table?
• extra point what is the other name that Rare
  Earth Elements go by?

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Question 39

• ZnI2
• Which element only has 1 present in this chemical
  compound?

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Question 40

• Ni2O3
• Which element has 3 present in this chemical
  compound?

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Question 41

• What is the strength of covalent bonds?

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Question 42

• True or False?
• You use a subscript of 1 to indicate 1 element
  present in a chemical formula.

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Question 43

• How can one demonstrate the strength pf covalent
  bonds?
• extra point what would be the results of the
  demonstration?

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Question 44

• In what group(s) on the Periodic Table are the
  halogens found?

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Question 45

• If you put an ionic compound through a
  conductivity test using a light bulb to
  demonstrate the electric current, what would be
  the results of the test?

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Bonus Question
Would Bromine (Br) share more similarities with
Iodine (I) or selenium (Se)?
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Further Practice

• http//www.frsd.k12.nj.us
• Schools - choose JP Case
• Click on Our Staff and then click on Dr. Horowitz
• On left menu, choose Great Curriculum Links
• On top, choose Atomic Structure and Theory
• On this menu, choose Kid Zone (great links of all
  sorts)
• On new window, choose Science Games and Puzzles
  (bottom right of choices)
• Finally, click on Mrs. Ts Chemistry Challenge

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Directions

• Work with lab partner, type in both names then
  click on the button begin 2 player game
• red arrow on top indicates the players turn
• Jeopardy game to review elements and compounds
• on separate sheet of paper, write your names and
  scores after the game
• turn in after game is completed