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Welcome to Jeopardy. Round 1. Name that formula100. Potassium bromide. Name that formula 200. Aluminum oxide. Name that Formula 300. Calcium hydroxide. Name that Formula 400. Magnesium Carbonate. Name that Formula 500. Potassium sulfate. Figure the GFM 100. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Welcome to Jeopardy

Welcome to JeopardyWelcome to JeopardyWelcome to JeopardyWelcome to Jeopardy

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Round 1

Name that formula

GFMKinds of Reactions

Name that product

Balance that Equation

100 100 100 100 100

200 200 200 200 200

300 300 300 300 300

400 400 400 400 400

500 500 500 500 500

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Name that formula 100

•Potassium bromide

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Name that formula 200

•Aluminum oxide

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Name that Formula 300

•Calcium hydroxide

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Name that Formula 400

•Magnesium Carbonate

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Name that Formula 500

•Potassium sulfate

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Figure the GFM 100

•H2O

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Figure the GFM 200

•CO2

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Figure the GFM 300

•BaBr2

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Figure the GFM 400

•Ca(NO3)2

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DAILY DOUBLE # 1!!! Figure the GFM

•Ca(NO3)2

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Make a Wager

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Figure the GFM 500

•H2SO4

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Name that Reaction 100

•Magnesium carbonatemagnesium oxide + carbon dioxide

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Name that Reaction 200

•Sodium + chlorine sodium chloride

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Name that Reaction 300

•Zinc + copper II sulfate• zinc sulfate + copper II

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Name that Reaction 400

Silver nitrate + calcium phosphate

Silver phosphate + calcium nitrate

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Name that Reaction 500

C3H8 + oxygen

carbon dioxide + water

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Name that Product 100

•Na + Cl2

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Name that Product 200

•HCl + Zn ZnCl2 + ______

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Name that Product 300

•Na + HOH ---> H2↑ + _____

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Name that Product 400

•Cu II + AgNO3 ___ + _____

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Name that Product 500

•NiCl2 + 2NaOH _____ + ____

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Balance that Equation 100

__NaCl + __AlBr3 __NaBr + __AlCl3

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Balance that Equation 200

__Zn + __HCl __H2 ↑ + __ZnCl2

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Balance that Equation 300

___Na2O + ___Li

___Li2O + ___Na

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Balance that Equation 400

__Ca(OH)2 + ___HNO3

___Ca(NO3)2 +___HOH

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Balance that Equation 500

__CH4 + __O2

__CO2 + __H2O

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Name that Formula 100 Response

•KBr

Potassium bromide

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Name that Formula200 Response

•Al2O3

Aluminum Oxide

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Name that formula 300 Response

•Ca(OH)2

Calcium hydroxide

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Name that Formula 400 Response

•MgCO3

Magnesium carbonate

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Name that formula 500 Response

•K2SO4

Potassium sulfate

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Figure the GFM100 Response

•Water = 18g

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Figure the GFM 200 Response

•CO2 = 44g

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Figure the GFM 300 Response

•BaBr2 = 297g

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Figure the GFM 400 Response

•Ca(NO3)2 = 164g

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Figure the GFM 500 Response

• H2SO4 = 98g

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DAILY DOUBLE # 1 Response

•Ca(NO3)2 = 164g

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Name that Reaction100 Response

• decomposition

Magnesium carbonate magnesium oxide + carbon

dioxide

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Name that Reaction200 Response

•Combination/composition

Sodium + chlorine sodium

chloride

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Name that Reaction300 Response

•Single replacement

Zinc + copper II sulfate zinc sulfate + copper II

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Name that Reaction400 Response

•Double replacement

Silver nitrate + calcium phosphate

Silver phosphate + calcium nitrate

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Name that Reaction500 Response

•Combustion

C3H8 + oxygencarbon dioxide + water

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Name that Product100 Response

•2Na + Cl2 2NaCl

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Name that Product 200 Response

2HCl + Zn ZnCl2 + H2↑

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Name that Product 300 Response

2Na + 2HOH ---> H2↑ +2NaOH

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Name that Product 400 Response

•Cu II + 2AgNO3

2Ag + Cu(NO3)2

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Name that Product 500 Response

•NiCl2 + 2NaOH

2NaCl + Ni(OH)2↓

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Balance that Equation100 Response

•3NaCl + AlBr3

3NaBr + AlCl3

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Balance that Equation 200 Response

__Zn + 2HCl __H2 ↑ + __ZnCl2

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Balance that equation 300 Response

•Na2O + 2 LiLi2O + 2Na

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Balance that Equation 400

Response

•Ca(OH)2 + 2HNO3 Ca(NO3)2 + 2HOH

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Balance that Equation 500 Response

•CH4 + 2O2

CO2 + 2H2O

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Round 2

Gases Special Reactions

% Compositio

n

Water & Solutions

Acids & Bases

200 200 200 200 200

400 400 400 400 400

600 600 600 600 600

800 800 800 800 800

1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

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Make a Wager

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DAILY DOUBLE # 2!!! Gases

•Which gas supports combustion?

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DAILY DOUBLE # 2 Response

•Which gas supports combustion?

•Oxygen

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Gases 200

•Which gas supports combustion?

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Gases 400

•What is a big difference between hydrogen and oxygen as relates to combustion?

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Gases 600

•Gases have no definite shape, no definite volume, and are ______

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Gases 800

•Which gas is formed in the reaction of Zinc with hydrogen chloride?

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Gases 1000

•When we recovered oxygen from hydrogen peroxide, we used Manganese dioxide as a ________

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Gases 200 Response

•Which gas supports combustion?

•Oxygen

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Gases 400 Response

•What is a big difference between hydrogen and oxygen as relates to combustion?

•Oxygen supports combustion while hydrogen burns

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Gases 600 Response

•Gases have no definite shape, no definite volume, and are ______

•Compressible

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Gases 800 Response

•Which gas is formed in the reaction of Zinc with hydrogen chloride?

•Hydrogen

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Gases 1000 Response

•When we recovered oxygen from hydrogen peroxide, we used Manganese dioxide as a ________

•Catalyst

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Special Reactions 200

•In the reaction of •Metal + Nitric Acid; the acid name should be changed to

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Special Reactions 400

•In reaction of a •Group 1 metal + water;

water’s name should be changed to… and its formula to …

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Special Reactions600

•Metals + Acids ______ + _____

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Special Reactions 800

Group 1 metals + water

______ + ______

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Special Reactions 1000

•Sodium + Hydrochloric acid

______ + _________

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Special Reactions200 Response

•In the reaction of •Metal + Nitric Acid; the acid name should be changed to

•Hydrogen Nitrate

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Special Reactions 400 Response

• In reaction of a • Group 1 metal + water; water’s

name should be changed to… and its formula to …

•Hydrogen hydroxide•H(OH)

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Special Reactions600 Response

•Metals + Acids •Metallic salt + Hydrogen

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Special Reactions800 Response

Group 1 metals + water Metal hydroxide (base) +

hydrogen

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Special Reactions 1000 Response

•Sodium + Hydrochloric acid

•Sodium chloride + hydrogen

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% Composition200

•% of Hydrogen in H2O

•GFM = 18g

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% Composition400

•% of Oxygen in CO2

•GFM = 44g

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% Composition600

•% Barium in BaCl2•GFM = 297g

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% Composition800

•% of Nitrogen in Ca(NO3)2

•GFM = 164g

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% Composition1000

•% Sulfur in H2SO4

•GFM = 98g

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% Composition 200 Response

•% of Hydrogen in H2O

•GFM = 18g•% H = 2/18x100= 11.11%

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% Composition400 Response

•% of Oxygen in CO2

•GFM = 44g•%O =32/44x100=72.73%

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% Composition600 Response

•% Barium in BaCl2•GFM = 297g•%Ba =137/297x100=46.13%

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% Composition 800 Response

•% of Nitrogen in Ca(NO3)2

•GFM = 164g•%N =28/164x100= 17.07%

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% Composition1000 Response

•% Sulfur in H2SO4

•GFM = 98g•%S =32/98 x 100 = 32.65%

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Water & Solutions 200

•Water is the universal _______

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Water & Solutions 400

•The ability of water to move up small tubes or move into a paper towel is called

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Water & Solutions 600

•A mixture with small-sized particles that do NOT settle out upon sitting and which is transparent is called _______

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Water & Solutions 800

•A substance that ionizes in water and is able to conduct electricity through the water is usually ____________

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Water & Solutions 1000

• A water molecule is often called the Mickey Mouse molecule because of its special shape. The fact that water is this shape and has many special properties is because water is a ___________ molecule.

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Water & Solutions 200 Response

•Water is the universal Solvent

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Water & Solutions 400 Response

•The ability of water to move up small tubes or move into a paper towel is called

•The Capillarity of water

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Water & Solutions 600 Response

• A mixture with small-sized particles that do NOT settle out upon sitting and which is transparent is called _______

•A true solution

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Water & Solutions 800 Response

•A substance that ionizes in water and is able to conduct electricity through the water is usually ____________

•An ionic compound

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Water & Solutions 1000 Response

• A water molecule is often called the Mickey Mouse molecule because of its special shape. The fact that water is this shape and has many special properties is because water is a ___________ molecule.

• Polar

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Acids and Bases 200

•Acids taste ______, turn litmus paper ______, and donate which kind of ion to a solution?

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Acids & Bases 400

•Bases taste ______, feel ______ and turn litmus paper _______. Bases donate which kind of an ion to a solution?

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Acids & Bases 600

•What special indicator would we be using if we added a few drops to calcium hydroxide and the solution turned bright pink?

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Acids & Bases 800

•A term for a solution which indicates exactly how many atoms or molecules of a solute are dissolved is the _____ of the solution.

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Acids & Bases 1000

• In a neutralization experiment, if equal concentrations of acids and bases are combined, what two substances are always formed?

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Acids & Bases 200 Response

•Acids taste ______, turn litmus paper ______, and donate which kind of ion to a solution?

•Sour, Pink, Hydrogen ion

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Acids & Bases 400 Response

• Bases taste ______, feel ______ and turn litmus paper _______. Bases donate which kind of an ion to a solution.

•Bitter, slippery•Blue, hydroxide

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Acids & Bases 600 Response

• What special indicator would we be using if we added a few drops to calcium hydroxide and the solution turned bright pink?

•Phenolphthalein

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Acids & Bases 800 Response

• A term for a solution which indicates exactly how many atoms or molecules of a solute are dissolved is the _____ of the solution.

•Molarity of the solution

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Acids & Bases 1000 Response

• In a neutralization experiment, if equal concentrations of acids and bases are combined, what two substances are always formed?

•Water and a metallic salt

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Final Jeopardy

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Final Jeopardy Question• Statement

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Final Jeopardy Response

• Answer

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The End!