JEOPARDYChemistry

Chapter 5 Review Game

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ChemistsThe

Periodic Table

Periodic Trends I

Periodic Trends II

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Famous Chemists

This chemist was known as “the father of the first periodic table”.

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Famous Chemists

Who was Mendeleev?

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Famous Chemists

This chemist separated known elements into

groups called “triads”.

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Famous Chemists

Who was Dobereiner?

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Famous Chemists

Organizing the elements into groups called octaves was first

discovered by this famous chemist.

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Famous Chemists

Who was Newlands?

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Famous Chemists

This man discovered the trend of atomic number on the periodic table.

Unfortunately he died in WWI.

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Famous Chemists

Who was Moseley?

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Famous Chemists

Moseley worked in this man’s (famous for his gold foil experiment) chemistry lab as a

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Famous Chemists

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Who was Rutherford?

The Periodic Table

Horizontal rows on the periodic table.

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The Periodic Table

What are periods?

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The Periodic Table

The family names of Group 1, 2, 17, and 18.

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The Periodic Table

What are alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, halogens, and noble

gases?

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The Periodic Table

Four characteristics of metals.

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The Periodic TableWhat are malleable,

ductile, shiny, conducts heat, conducts

electricity, and typically solid at room

temperature (I listed six).3 points Back to

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The Periodic Table

The electron configuration of nickel.

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The Periodic Table

What is 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s2 3d8?

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The Periodic TableA chemistry experiment calls for a

compound of bromine ions, but unfortunately this compound is not available. Ruth uses a substitute of

chlorine ions, Betsy uses a substitute of selenium ions and Joe uses a

sample of phosphorus ions. This person’s experiment worked the best

and why.5 points Check

The Periodic TableWho was Ruth’s

experiment? (because bromine and chlorine are in the same family they share the most chemical

properties)?5 points Back to

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Periodic Trends I

This occurs when inner electrons block the

nuclear charge effects for outer protons.

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Periodic Trends I

What is shielding?

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Periodic Trends I

As you move down a family, this happens to

atomic radius.

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Periodic Trends I

What is atomic radius increases?

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Periodic Trends I

This is the reason for atomic radius increasing

as you move down a family.

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Periodic Trends I

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What is electrons are placed in electron levels

that are farther away from the nucleus?

Periodic Trends I

The definition of electronegativity.

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Periodic Trends I

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What is the attraction or pull of electrons

towards an atom?

Periodic Trends I

Place the following atoms in order of strongest attraction to weakest attraction when trying to attain an electron in terms

of their electronegativity.O, N, Ne, S, P

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Periodic Trends I

What is:O > N > S > P > Ne

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Periodic Trends II

The amount of energy needed to remove an

electron from an atom.

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Periodic Trends II

What is ionization energy?

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Periodic Trends II

The trend for ionization energy as you move

across a period.

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Periodic Trends II

What is ionization energy increases?

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Periodic Trends II

This group of elements has the highest

ionization energy and the reason why.

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Periodic Trends II

What are the noble gases and they have met the

octet rule already?

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Periodic Trends II

As you move down a group this is the ionic

size trend.

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Periodic Trends II

What is ionic radius increases?

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Periodic Trends II

The reason for why group the atomic radius

decreases from left to right on the Periodic

Table.5 points Check

Periodic Trends IIWhat is the atomic radius decreases due to the fact

that nuclear charge increases (pulling in on electrons) and shielding

remains constant.5 points Back to

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