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Page 1: Chemistry Jeopardy

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Periodic Table

Periodic Table MetalsMetals CompoundsCompounds AtomsAtoms Misc.Misc.

Page 2: Chemistry Jeopardy

What is a metalloid?What is a metalloid?

Page 3: Chemistry Jeopardy

What is a metalloid?What is a metalloid?An Element with

Properties of metals and nonmetals

An Element with Properties of metals and

nonmetals

Page 4: Chemistry Jeopardy

“He” stands for Helium. What is

“He” called?

“He” stands for Helium. What is

“He” called?

Page 5: Chemistry Jeopardy

“He” stands for Helium. What is

“He” called?

“He” stands for Helium. What is

“He” called?A chemical symbolA chemical symbol

Page 6: Chemistry Jeopardy

What do the numbers on the periodic table

stand for?

What do the numbers on the periodic table

stand for?

Page 7: Chemistry Jeopardy

What do the numbers on the periodic table

stand for?

What do the numbers on the periodic table

stand for?The number of protons an element has

The number of protons an element has

Page 8: Chemistry Jeopardy

The elements in a column are part of

a _______?

The elements in a column are part of

a _______?

Page 9: Chemistry Jeopardy

The elements in a column are part of

a _______?

The elements in a column are part of

a _______?

GroupGroup

Page 10: Chemistry Jeopardy

How are the new elements that are added to periodic

table made?

How are the new elements that are added to periodic

table made?

Page 11: Chemistry Jeopardy

How are the new elements that are added to periodic

table made?

How are the new elements that are added to periodic

table made?ArtificiallyArtificially

Page 12: Chemistry Jeopardy

What is luster?What is luster?

Page 13: Chemistry Jeopardy

What is luster?What is luster?

The shininess of a metalThe shininess of a metal

Page 14: Chemistry Jeopardy

Why is copper used in electric

wiring?

Why is copper used in electric

wiring?

Page 15: Chemistry Jeopardy

Why is copper used in electric

wiring?

Why is copper used in electric

wiring?To conduct or transfer electricity

To conduct or transfer electricity

Page 16: Chemistry Jeopardy

Can metals conduct heat?

Can metals conduct heat?

Page 17: Chemistry Jeopardy

Can metals conduct heat?

Can metals conduct heat?

YesYes

Page 18: Chemistry Jeopardy

What do you call a metal that is NOT a pure element? (either made up of mixtures of metals or metals and other elements)

What do you call a metal that is NOT a pure element? (either made up of mixtures of metals or metals and other elements)

Page 19: Chemistry Jeopardy

What do you call a metal that is NOT a pure element? (either made up of mixtures of metals or metals and other elements)

What do you call a metal that is NOT a pure element? (either made up of mixtures of metals or metals and other elements)

An alloy An alloy

Page 20: Chemistry Jeopardy

What five properties can

describe metals?

What five properties can

describe metals?

Page 21: Chemistry Jeopardy

What five properties can

describe metals?

What five properties can

describe metals?Luster (shininess), Malleability (Hammered or rolled into thin

sheets), ductile (can be formed into wires), conductors of electricity

and heat

Luster (shininess), Malleability (Hammered or rolled into thin

sheets), ductile (can be formed into wires), conductors of electricity

and heat

Page 22: Chemistry Jeopardy

What do we call the compound

H2O?

What do we call the compound

H2O?

Page 23: Chemistry Jeopardy

What do we call the compound

H2O?

What do we call the compound

H2O?WaterWater

Page 24: Chemistry Jeopardy

When atoms joins to form a

compound, they undergo a ____

______.

When atoms joins to form a

compound, they undergo a ____

______.

Page 25: Chemistry Jeopardy

When atoms joins to form a

compound, they undergo a ____

______.

When atoms joins to form a

compound, they undergo a ____

______.Chemical changeChemical change

Page 26: Chemistry Jeopardy

Are compounds found on the

periodic table of elements?

Are compounds found on the

periodic table of elements?

Page 27: Chemistry Jeopardy

Are compounds found on the

periodic table of elements?

Are compounds found on the

periodic table of elements?NoNo

Page 28: Chemistry Jeopardy

Daily DoubleDaily

Double

Page 29: Chemistry Jeopardy

What does a chemical formula

show?

What does a chemical formula

show?

Page 30: Chemistry Jeopardy

What does a chemical formula

show?

What does a chemical formula

show?The number of atoms of each element in one

molecule of a compound

The number of atoms of each element in one

molecule of a compound

Page 31: Chemistry Jeopardy

How would you write the chemical

formula for the compound table

salt (sodium chloride)?

How would you write the chemical

formula for the compound table

salt (sodium chloride)?

Page 32: Chemistry Jeopardy

How would you write the chemical

formula for the compound table

salt (sodium chloride)?

How would you write the chemical

formula for the compound table

salt (sodium chloride)?

NaClNaCl

Page 33: Chemistry Jeopardy

What is the center of an atom called?What is the center of an atom called?

Page 34: Chemistry Jeopardy

What is the center of an atom called?What is the center of an atom called?

NucleusNucleus

Page 35: Chemistry Jeopardy

What is an atom made up of?

What is an atom made up of?

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What is an atom made up of?

What is an atom made up of?

Subatomic particles (protons, neutrons, and electrons)

Subatomic particles (protons, neutrons, and electrons)

Page 37: Chemistry Jeopardy

What are atoms mostly filled with?What are atoms

mostly filled with?

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What are atoms mostly filled with?What are atoms

mostly filled with?Empty spaceEmpty space

Page 39: Chemistry Jeopardy

What is the smallest unit of an

element called?

What is the smallest unit of an

element called?

Page 40: Chemistry Jeopardy

What is the smallest unit of an

element called?

What is the smallest unit of an

element called?

An atomAn atom

Page 41: Chemistry Jeopardy

What does atom mean in Greek?What does atom mean in Greek?

Page 42: Chemistry Jeopardy

What does atom mean in Greek?What does atom mean in Greek?

Uncut ableUncut able

Page 43: Chemistry Jeopardy

What was John Dalton’s atomic

theory?

What was John Dalton’s atomic

theory?

Page 44: Chemistry Jeopardy

What was John Dalton’s atomic

theory?

What was John Dalton’s atomic

theory?That all matter is made up of tiny particles called

atoms

That all matter is made up of tiny particles called

atoms

Page 45: Chemistry Jeopardy

What charge does a proton have?

What charge does a proton have?

Page 46: Chemistry Jeopardy

What charge does a proton have?

What charge does a proton have?

PositivePositive

Page 47: Chemistry Jeopardy

All the things on this earth are

either matter or _______?

All the things on this earth are

either matter or _______?

Page 48: Chemistry Jeopardy

All the things on this earth are

either matter or _______?

All the things on this earth are

either matter or _______?energyenergy

Page 49: Chemistry Jeopardy

What element do all living things

have in common?

What element do all living things

have in common?

Page 50: Chemistry Jeopardy

What element do all living things

have in common?

What element do all living things

have in common?

CarbonCarbon

Page 51: Chemistry Jeopardy

What are the four categories on the Periodic Table of

Elements?

What are the four categories on the Periodic Table of

Elements?

Page 52: Chemistry Jeopardy

What are the four categories on the Periodic Table of

Elements?

What are the four categories on the Periodic Table of

Elements?Metal, metalloid, nonmetal,

and artificialMetal, metalloid, nonmetal,

and artificial