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    Chemistry Jeopardy

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    This document contains a chemistry jeopardy game covering topics of the periodic table, atoms, compounds and mixtures, chemical bonding, and ions and isotopes. The game contains questions in increasing point values from $1 to $20 in each category testing knowledge of elemental properties, atomic structure, and types of chemical bonds and mixtures. An answer is provided for each question to help players check their understanding of fundamental chemistry concepts.

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    This document contains a chemistry jeopardy game covering topics of the periodic table, atoms, compounds and mixtures, chemical bonding, and ions and isotopes. The game contains questions in increasing point values from $1 to $20 in each category testing knowledge of elemental properties, atomic structure, and types of chemical bonds and mixtures. An answer is provided for each question to help players check their understanding of fundamental chemistry concepts.

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    This document contains a chemistry jeopardy game covering topics of the periodic table, atoms, compounds and mixtures, chemical bonding, and ions and isotopes. The game contains questions in increasing point values from $1 to $20 in each category testing knowledge of elemental properties, atomic structure, and types of chemical bonds and mixtures. An answer is provided for each question to help players check their understanding of fundamental chemistry concepts.

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    Chemistry Jeopardy

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    ohoegh8985
    This document contains a chemistry jeopardy game covering topics of the periodic table, atoms, compounds and mixtures, chemical bonding, and ions and isotopes. The game contains questions in increasing point values from $1 to $20 in each category testing knowledge of elemental properties, atomic structure, and types of chemical bonds and mixtures. An answer is provided for each question to help players check their understanding of fundamental chemistry concepts.

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    The document covers topics on the periodic table, atoms, elements/compounds/mixtures, chemical bonding, and ions/isotopes through a chemistry jeopardy game format.

    The main topics covered include the periodic table, atoms, elements/compounds/mixtures, chemical bonding, and ions/isotopes.

    An atom is composed of a nucleus containing protons and neutrons surrounded by electrons in electron shells or energy levels.

    Chemistry Jeopardy:

    Are you ready for the test?


    Elements,
    Periodic Chemical Ions and
    Atoms Compounds,
    Table and Mixtures Bonding Isotopes

    $1 $1 $1 $1 $1

    $2 $2 $2 $2 $2

    $5 $5 $5 $5 $5

    $10 $10 $10 $10 $10

    $20 $20 $20 $20 $20


    Periodic Table:
    $1: Each horizontal row of the Periodic Table is
    known as a _________.
    Periodic Table:
    Answer: Period
    Periodic Table:
    $2: Each vertical column on the Periodic Table is
    known as a _________.
    Periodic Table:
    Answer: Group (or Family)
    Periodic Table:
    $5: What is the group number of Helium and
    Neon?
    Periodic Table:
    Answer: Group 18 (The Noble Gases)
    Periodic Table:
    $10: Nickel, Copper, and Gold are part of which
    group?
    Periodic Table
    Answer: The Transition Metals
    Periodic Table:
    $20: What is the group name of Group #17,
    and how many valence electrons does each of its
    elements have?
    Periodic Table:
    Answer: Halogens, 7 valence electrons
    Atoms:
    $1: What is the positive part of the atom?
    A) Electron Cloud B) Nucleus
    Atoms:
    Answer: B) Nucleus
    Atoms:
    $2: How do you calculate the number of
    neutrons in an atom?
    Atoms:
    Answer: Atomic Mass – Atomic Number
    Atoms:
    $5: Which subatomic particle (proton, neutron,
    or electron) has no mass?
    Atoms:
    Answer: Electrons
    Atoms:
    $10: How many electrons fit in the first three
    energy levels?
    Atoms:
    Answer: 2, 8, 8+10
    Atoms:
    $20: What makes radioactive isotopes
    unstable? (Why do the nuclei of these atoms
    break down?)
    Atoms:
    Answer: There is not a stable amount of
    neutrons to hold the nucleus together
    (There are too few or too many neutrons)
    Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures:
    $1: True or False:
    Elements are composed of 2 or more
    substances.
    Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures:
    Answer: False
    Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures:
    $2: True or False:
    Compounds are chemically combined, but they
    can be physically separated.
    Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures:
    Answer: False
    Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures:
    $5: What kind of change (physical or chemical)
    takes place when water evaporates into the air?
    Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures:
    Answer: Physical Change
    Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures:
    $10: What type of mixture is salt water?
    A) Solution
    B) Suspension
    C) Colloid
    Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures:
    Answer: A) Solution
    Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures:
    $20: Water is considered the “Universal ____”
    Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures:
    Answer: Solvent
    Chemical Bonding:
    $1: In a covalent bond, atoms _____ electrons.
    Chemical Bonding:
    Answer: Share
    Chemical Bonding:
    $2: In an ionic bond, electrons are __________
    between atoms.
    Chemical Bonding:
    Answer: transferred
    Chemical Bonding:
    $5: How many valence electrons would
    Beryllium like to donate?
    Chemical Bonding:
    Answer: 2
    Chemical Bonding:
    $10: When carbon shares its valence electrons
    with 4 Hydrogen atoms, is this an example of an
    ionic bond or a covalent bond?
    Chemical Bonding:
    Answer: Covalent
    Chemical Bonding:
    $20: What kind of force holds positive and
    negative ions together?
    Chemical Bonding:
    Answer: Electromagnetic force
    Ions and Isotopes:
    $1: A charged particle is called a(n) ______.
    Ions and Isotopes:
    Answer: Ion
    Ions and Isotopes:
    $2: Isotopes have the same number of
    _____.
    A) Neutrons
    B) Protons
    C) Atomic Mass
    Ions and Isotopes:
    Answer: B) Protons
    Ions and Isotopes:
    $5: Carbon-12 and Carbon-14 have a different
    number of _______.
    Ions and Isotopes:
    Answer: Neutrons
    Ions and Isotopes:
    $10: Chlorine has 17 Protons, 17
    Neutrons, and 17 Electrons.
    Is this an ion, isotope, or neutral atom?
    Ions and Isotopes:
    Answer: Isotope
    Ions and Isotopes:
    $20: How many electrons are in an oxygen
    atom with a charge of -2?
    Ions and Isotopes:
    Answer: 10 electrons
    Final Jeopardy Answer
    Final Jeopardy
    Question

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