this is... chemistry here are the categories
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This is...
Chemistry
Here are the categories...
Atomic Structure
Chemical Bonds
Periodic Table
Element Symbols
Atomic Structure Atoms by another name
Periodic Table Element Symbols
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The atomic number of an element tells you what?
The number of protons and electrons the element has
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How do you calculate the number of
neutrons in an element?
Subtract the atomic number from the atomic
mass.
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Particles of an atom that carry a
positive charge
Protons
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The electrons in the outermost
ring of an element
Valence Electrons
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Types of elements that form a
covalent bond
Nonmetal and
Nonmetal
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Atoms that gain or lose electrons
Ions
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Ionic bonds occur between what types of
elements?
Metal and Non-Metal
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Atoms of the same element, but with different numbers
of neutrons.
Isotopes
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These types of elements are
good conductors of heat,
electricity, etc.
Metals
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Which family/group on
the periodic table are the Noble
Gases?
Group 18
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On the periodic table this tells you how
many valence electrons an element
will have
The Family or Group
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Geography People Concepts Vocabulary
Bet how much you are
willing to risk
On the periodic table this tells you how
many electron rings/shells the
element has
The Period
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What is the symbol for
Carbon
C
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What is the symbol for Helium?
He
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What is the symbol for Beryllium?
Be
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What is the symbol for Iron?
Fe
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Double Jeopardy
Bohr Models
Lewis Dot Diagrams
Miscellaneous Questions
Hard Questions
Bohr Model Lewis Dots Misc. ????’s Hard ????’s
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Double Jeopardy
How many electrons go on the first ring in a Bohr Model
2
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What particles are found in the
nucleus of an atom?
Protons and Neutrons
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topic1 topic2 topic3 topic4
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DoubleDouble JeopardyJeopardy
How much are you and your
team willing to risk?
Draw the Bohr model for
Magnesium
12Mg24
See Teacher
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8 is the number of electrons
found where?
In the 2nd energy level
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This diagram shows the number
of valence electrons for an
element
Lewis Dot Diagram
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How many dots would the
diagram for Sulfur have?
6
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All the elements in Alkaline-Earth
Metals would have this many dots on their Lewis Dot
Diagrams
2
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All the Nobel Gases would have how many dots in their Lewis Dot
Diagrams
8
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A negatively charged ion.
Anion
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The element in an ionic bond that carries a
positive charge.
Cation
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What type of charge does a
neutron carry?
None- it is neutral
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The charge of a neutral atom.
0 (neutral)
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Metals that are easily bent and flattened have this property
They are Malleable
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What type of bond is NaCl?
Ionic Bond
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Dmitri Mendeleev
The person that discovered/organized
the Periodic Table.
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topic1 topic2 topic3 topic4
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DoubleDouble JeopardyJeopardy
How much are you and your
team willing to risk?
The most reactive group of
nonmetals.
Halogens
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Final Jeopardy
You’ll have 60 seconds
Counting Atoms
Make your wagers now
How many atoms of each element are found
in the following equation?
6O2 + C6H12O6 6H20 + 6CO2 + Energy
6O2 + C6H12O6 6H20 + 6CO2 + Energy
Lewis Dot Compoun
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Now, lets see your answers…
•Team 1•Team 2•Team 3
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Final Jeopardy Answer Sheets to be printed out and given to students
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Instructor’s notes• The game is set up for three teams but you can
have as few or as many as you’d like• 1st round Daily Double is at Topic 3 – Question
$400• Two Daily Doubles in Round Two at Topic 1 –
Question $600 and Topic 4 – Question $800• Use the Word document “Jeopardy Worksheet”
beforehand to create your questions