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Final Jeopardy. C ategory: Organic Chemistry. Naming this molecule. The Jeopardy champion!. $200. 24. C 6 H 12 O 6 contains how many total atoms?. $400. 30.97376. What is the Atomic Mass of Phosphorus?. $600. O. Draw the Lewis Dot Diagram for Oxygen. $800. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Atomic Structure

Acids and Bases

Periodic Table

Let’s BondPhases of

MatterTake a

Chance

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Final Jeopardy

Category: Organic Chemistry

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Naming this molecule

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The Jeopardy champion!

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$200

24

C6H12O6 contains how many total atoms?

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$400

30.97376

What is the Atomic Mass of Phosphorus?

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$600

O

Draw the Lewis Dot Diagram for Oxygen

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$800

Draw Bohr’s model of a Lithium atom

3 P4 N

2e-

1e-

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$1000

Draw Bohr’s model of a Chlorine atom

17 P18 N

2e-

8e-

7e-

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$200

Solution C

What solution is the most acidic?

Solution A has a pH of 13.

Solution B has a pH of 4

Solution C has a pH of 3.

Solution D has a pH of 14.

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Base

NaOH

Acid or Base?

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Tastes sour, pH less than 7, turns litmus red, reacts with most metals

List 1 property of an acid

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Acid + Base water + salt

A neutralization reaction is an acid + ______ _____+ ______

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H+

pH is a meaure of what ion?

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3 (because C makes 4 total bonds)

How many Hydrogens can go around each Carbon?

C C

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Halogens

What is the name of the group 17 elements?

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K, Potassium

Name the element in the Alkali Group with 4 electron

shells

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(any of the Noble gases) – Xe, Ar, Kr, Rn

Name one element that has physical properties similar to

Ne

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H, N, O, F, Cl, Br, I

Name the 7 diatomic elements

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ionic

What type of bond (ionic, covalent, or metallic) is

shown below

Na-Cl

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covalent

What type of bond (ionic, covalent, or metallic) is

shown below

C-C

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Covalent - Carbon Tetrachloride

Identify the type of bond and name the compound

CCl4

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Covalent -- dinitrogen trioxide

Identify the type of bond and name the compound

N2O3

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Ionic - Lithium Sulfate

Identify the type of bond and name the compound

Li2SO4

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physical

Matter goes through Phase Changes. Are PHASE

CHANGES chemical or physical?

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Liquid

Definite volume, indefinite shape describes a

1. Solid

2. Liquid

3. Gas

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$600Nothing, the temp. will remain constant (B =

melting and it’s a flat line

Based on the picture below, if a cube of ice is melting and I add heat, what will happen to the temperature?

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$800Solid and Liquid

What phase(s) of matter are present at line B?

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1. Endo 2. exo

3. endo

Endo or Exo

1. Solid Liquid

2. Gas Solid

3. Liquid Gas

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B

Changes that take place during a chemical reaction are shown in a A. chemical formula

B. chemical equation C. chemical model

D. chemical change

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1

When a teaspoon sugar is added to water in a beaker, the sugar DISSOLVES, the resulting mixture is__________________.1. a homogeneous solution2. a compound3. An element4. a heterogeneous solution

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12K2O → 4K + ______O2

What number needs to go in front of O2 for this reaction to be

balance?

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Ca, Na, Sr

Which of these elements will undergo a

Single Replacement Reaction with HCl?

Ca, Cu, Na, Sr, Au

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The mass are equal

According to the law of conservation of mass, how does the mass (# of atoms) of the reactants compare with the mass (# of atoms) of the products in a chemical reaction?