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Welcome to JeopardyWelcome to JeopardyWelcome to JeopardyWelcome to Jeopardy

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Round 1

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Category 1 100• Which field of science studies the

composition of matter?

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• Which state of matter takes both the shape and volume of its container?

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• Are homogenous mixtures also known as solutions? Yes or No

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Category 1 400

• What happens to matter during a chemical reaction?

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Category 1 500

• Express the following in scientific notation:

0.000000000154m

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• How many significant figures are

in the measurement 721.30 grams?

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• What is the standard international unit for mass?

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• How do you convert Celsius to Kelvin?

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• What is the formula for density?

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DAILY DOUBLE # 1!!!

• Who was the philosopher that first suggested the concept of atoms?

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Make a Wager

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Category 2 500

• What is the formula for density?

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• What is the charge on an atom?

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• True or FalseThe mass of a neutron nearly equals

the mass of a proton

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Category 3 300

• The Atomic number of an element represents which part of an atom

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• The atomic mass number equals the number of protons plus what?

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• What unit is used to measure atomic mass?

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Category 4 100

How many electrons does He have?

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• How many electrons are needed to fill the d sublevel?

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• What is the maximum # of d orbitals in a principle energy level?

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• If one electron spins clockwise in an orbital, how does a second electron in that orbital spin?

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• What are quanta of light called?

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• Who developed the Quantum Mechanical Model of the atom?

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• What element has the electron configuration:

1s22s22p63s23p6

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• True or False An element is likely to be inactive

if it’s highest energy level is full.

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• Will the metals in Groups 1, 2, & 3 gain or lose electrons to form ions?

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Category 1100 Response

• Chemistry

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• Gas

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Category 1 300 Response

• YES

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Category 1 400 Response

• Matter is neither created or destroyed

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Category 1 500 Response

1.54x10-10

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Category 2 100 Response

5

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Category 2 200 Response

• kilogram

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Category 2 300 Response

• Celcius + 273 = Kelvin

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Category 2 400 Response

• Density = Mass volume

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Category 2 500 Response

• Density = Mass volume

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DAILY DOUBLE # 1 Response

• Democritus

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Category 3 100 Response

• Neutral

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Category 3 200 Response

• TRUE

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Category 3 300 Response

• The protons

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Category 3 400 Response

• The number of neutrons

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Category 3 500 Response

•amu

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Category 4 100 Response

2

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Category 4 200 Response

10

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10

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5

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Category 4 500 Response

• Counterclockwise

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Category 5 100 Response

• Photons

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Category 5 200 Response

• Schrodinger

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Category 5 300 Response

• Argon

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Category 5 400 Response

• TRUE

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Category 5 500 Response

• Lose electrons

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Make a Wager

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DAILY DOUBLE # 2!!!

• Ionic compounds are normally in which physical state at room temperature?

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DAILY DOUBLE # 2 Response

solid

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Category 6 200

• What is the charge on a Strontium ion?

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Category 6 400

• How many electrons does Barium give up to become more like a noble gas?

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• How many valance electrons does Phosphorus (P) have?

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• How many electrons does Nitrogen gain in order to be more like a noble gas?

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• What is the electron configuration of the calcium ion ?

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Category 6 200 Response

2+

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2

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5

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3

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1s2 2s22p63s23p6

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• Give an example of an alloy:

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Category 7 400

• Ionic compounds are normally in which physical state at room temperature?

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Category 7 600

• Which subatomic particles are free to drift in metals?

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Category 7 800

• Why do atoms share electrons in covalent bonds?

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• What type of ions have the ending ide ?

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Category 7 200 Response

• Brass, tin, bronze, etc.

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Category 7 400 Response

• Solid

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Category 7 600 Response

• electrons

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Category 7 800 Response

• To attain a noble gas electron configuration.

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Category 7 1000 Response

• Anions

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• An –ate or –ite at the end of a compound name usually indicates the compound contains ?

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Category 8 400

• In a combustion reaction between C8H18 + O2

what would the products be?

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Category 8 600

• True or False:The kinetic theory states that

particles of a gas move independently of each other, move rapidly and are relatively far apart.

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Category 8 800

• What instrument is used to measure atmospheric pressure?

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Category 8 1000

• What is the standard international unit for pressure and what is it at STP?

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• A polyatomic ion

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Category 8 400 Response

• CO2 + H2O + heat

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Category 8 600 Response

• True

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Category 8 800 Response

• A barometer

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Category 8 1000 Response

• Pascal• 101.3 kPA

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Category 9 200• True or False Most solids are not very dense and

are easily compressed.

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Category 9 400

• Why does air escape from a tire when the tire valve is opened?

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Category 9 600

• How does the surface tension of water compare with the surface tension of other liquids?

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Category 9 800

• The inward force which tends to minimize the surface area of a liquid is called?

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Category 9 1000

• Will polar substances dissolve in nonpolar liquids?

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Category 9 200 Response

• False

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• The pressure outside the tire is lower than the pressure inside

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• It is higher

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Category 9 800 Response

• Surface Tension

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Category 9 1000 Response

• No

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• What type of compound is always an electrolyte?,a ionic compound, a polar compound or a nonpolar compound?

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Category 10 400

• An acid + a base yields ?

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Category 10 600

• Name 2 properties of bases:

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Category 10 800

• True or False:An Arrhenius acid is a substance

that ionizes to yield protons (H+) in an aqueous solution

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• In a neutral solution, the (H+) is equal to what other ion?

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• An ionic compound

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• A salt + H2O

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• Bitter• Slippery• pH > 7

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Category 10 800 Response

• True

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Make a Wager

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DAILY DOUBLE # 3!!!

• True or False:An Arrhenius acid is a substance

that ionizes to yield protons (H+) in an aqueous solution

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DAILY DOUBLE # 3 Response

• TRUE

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Category 10 1000 Response

• The (OH-) ion

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Final Jeopardy

Category11

?

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Final Jeopardy Question

•Will you pass your CP Chemistry Final?

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Final Jeopardy Response

• Yes, if you paid attention to this game and you study your study guide!

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