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Review Jeopardy. Biology. Review Jeopardy. “SI”gn of the Times. Q: What unit is the metric system based on?. “SI”gn of the Times. A: 10. “SI”gn of the Times. Q: What is the SI base unit for length?. “SI”gn of the Times. A: Meter. “SI”gn of the Times. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Review Jeopardy
Biology
Review Jeopardy
“SI”gn of the time
The “H” Bond
“Atom” Rex
“Bond”ed Together
“Balance” Beams
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“SI”gn of the Times
Q: What unit is the metric system based on?
“SI”gn of the Times
A: 10
“SI”gn of the Times
Q: What is the SI base unit for length?
“SI”gn of the Times
A: Meter
“SI”gn of the Times
Q: What is SI base unit for temperature?
“SI”gn of the Times
A: Kelvin
“SI”gn of the Times
Q: Conver 0.0987 kg to dg
“SI”gn of the Times
A: 987 decigrams
The “H” Bond
Q:Examples of this characteristic of the hydrogen bond include the razor demo, the penny lab, and water reforming over the top of
submerged objects.
The “H” Bond
A: Surface tension
The “H” Bond
Q: Example inlcudes swimming pool water remaining warm on
cool fall nights
The “H” Bond
A: Resistance to temperature change
The “H” Bond
Q: Separates the individual water molecules immediately above freezing pt in this substance
allowing a solid to float on a liquid.
The “H” Bond
A: Ice
The “H” Bond
Q: Hydrogen bonds link individual water molecules together because
they are this: Just don’t get confused w/ Santa Claus and
Penguins!
The “H” Bond
A: Polar
“Atom” Rex
Q: Positively charged subatomic particle in an atom
“Atom” Rex
A: Proton
“Atom” Rex
Q: Subatomic particle with mass of 0 amu
“Atom” Rex
A: Electron
“Atom” Rex
Q: A charged atom, no they don’t stick their fingers into the electrical
outlet!
“Atom” Rex
A: Ions
“Atom” Rex
Q: Boy do I feel heavy, I must be carrying a few extra neutrons
“Atom” Rex
A: Isotope
“Bonded” Together
Q: Formed when atoms of opposite charges are attracted
and bond together
“Bonded” Together
A: Ionic Bond
“Bonded” Together
Q: Formed when atoms share electrons
“Bonded” Together
A: Covalent Bond
“Bonded” Together
Q: How nice! 2 Oxygen atoms share electrons equally and allow
us to breathe!
“Bonded” Together
A: Nonpolar covalent bond
“Bonded” Together
Q: Wow, Cl is powerful, I would hate to be H and have to share
electrons w/ that bully!
“Bonded” Together
A: Polar covalent
“Bonded” Together
Q: IDK, Water is a pretty powerful substance due to this type of bonding between molecules.
OMG!
“Bonded” Together
A: Hydrogen Bond
“Balance” Beam
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Final Jeopardy
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Final Jeopardy
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