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Title: The Chemistry Hot Seat


1
The Chemistry Hot Seat
  • Break into groups.
  • I will provide you with a question.
  • Everybody in the group will write down the
    question and provide an answer for the question.
  • One person is on the Hot Seat, I will check their
    answer first.

2
Scoring
  • Scoring is as follows
  • If the person on the Hot Seat answers the
    question correctly, your team will score 6
    points.
  • If the person on the Hot Seat answers it
    incorrectly, I will check the remainder of the
    groups answers. You will score a single point for
    every correct answer provided.
  • Note Group members are not allowed to share
    their answers.

3
Question 1
  • What are the 3 components that make up an atom?
  • You must have all three to be correct.
  • Electrons (negative)
  • Protons (positive)
  • Neutrons (no charge)

4
Question 2
  • This component of an atom possesses relatively no
    mass?
  • An Electron, which is found in the valence
    shells.

5
Question 3
  • What shell is the M-Shell?
  • What is the maximum number of electrons it can
    hold?
  • It is the third level and can hold up to 8
    electrons.

6
Question 4
  • Draw the Bohr diagram for Carbon.

7
Question 5
  • The atom represented by the diagram to the right
    is

Noble Gas
8
Question 6
  • What does the atomic number of each element
    represent?
  • The atomic number represents the number of
    protons that an atom has.

9
Question 7
  • The atomic mass is equal to the number of
    ____________ and ____________.
  • Atomic Mass of Protons of Neutrons

10
Question 8
Symbol Name Atomic Atomic Mass of Protons of Electrons of Neutrons
Bi
Symbol Name Atomic Atomic Mass of Protons of Electrons of Neutrons
Bi Bismuth 83 210 83 83 127
11
Question 9
  • Draw the Lewis Dot Diagram of Neon.

12
Question 10
  • Draw the Lewis Dot Diagram for Nitrogen.

13
Question 11
  • Predict the number of valence electrons for lead.
  • 4

14
Question 12
  • What is an ion? How is it formed?
  • An ion is an atom with a charge.
  • It is formed when an atom gains or loses an
    electron.

15
Question 13
  • Name the five major families in the periodic
    table.
  1. Alkali Metals
  2. Alkaline Earth Metals
  3. Chalcogens
  4. Halogens
  5. Noble/Inert Gases

16
Question 14
  • These are the most reactive elements and are
    never found alone in nature.
  • Alkali Metals

17
Question 15
  • What family forms -1 ions?
  • Halogens

18
Question 16
  • It has been considered a family of one, and can
    carry properties of both metals and non-metals
  • Hydrogen

19
Question 17
  • A chemical formula tells us 3 things, what are
    they?
  • The type of elements in a compund, the number of
    each atom present, and the type of compound
    (ionic or covalent) formed.

20
Question 18
  • How many atoms are in the following compound?
    4Al2(CO3)3
  • Ensure to segment the compound and count the
    number of atoms of each element.
  • Aluminum (Al) 8
  • Carbon (C) 12
  • Oxygen (O) 36
  • Total 56

21
Question 19
  • What type of elements make up an ionic compound?
  • Non-metal Metal

22
Question 20
  • In an ionic comound, what type of elements lose
    electrons and which type gains electrons?
  • Metals lose electrons and are therefore
    positively charged (Cations).
  • Non-metals gain electrons and are therefore
    negatively charged (Anions).

23
Question 21
  • Write the formula for the following ionic
    compound.
  • Magnesium and Bromine
  • MgBr2

24
Question 22
  • Write the formula for the following ionic
    compound.
  • Calcium and Nitride
  • Ca3N2

25
Question 23
  • Write the names for the following ionic compound.
  • PbO2
  • Lead (IV) Oxide

26
Question 24
  • Write the names for the following ionic compound.
  • CuCl2
  • Copper (II) Chloride

27
Question 25
  • Why do some ions have Roman Numerals in their
    name?
  • Some transition metals can have more than one
    cation.

28
Question 26
  • Write the names for the following ionic compound.
  • Ca3(PO4)2
  • Calcium Phosphate

29
Question 27
  • What is the prefix used for a covalent bond with
    7 atoms of a single element?
  • Hepta

30
Question 28
  • Name the following covalent compound.
  • N2O4
  • Dinitrogen Tetroxide

31
Question 29
  • Write the covalent formula for the following.
  • Tetrabromine Nonoxide
  • Br4O9

32
Question 30
  • What type of chemical reaction is the following?
  • Al Pb(NO3)2?Al(NO3)3 Pb
  • Single Replacement

33
Question 31
  • What type of chemical reaction is the following?
  • CH4 2O2 ? CO2 2H2O
  • Combustion

34
Question 32
  • Balance the following equation
  • AsCl H2S ? As2S3 HCl
  • 2AsCl3 3H2S ? 1As2S3 6HCl

35
Question 33
  • Balance the following equation
  • C3H8 O2 ? 3CO2 4H2O
  • C3H8 5O2 ? 3CO2 4H2O
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