Chemistry Jeopardy Unit 1 Subatomic Particles Matter Periodic
Chemistry Jeopardy- Unit 1 Subatomic Particles Matter Periodic Table Nuclear Reactions Electrons 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500 Final Jeopardy
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Subatomic Particles-100 • ANSWER: Has a charge of +1 • QUESTION: What is a proton? Answer Question
Subatomic Particles-200 • ANSWER: Has no charge. • QUESTION: What is a neutron? Answer Question
Subatomic Particles-300 • ANSWER: Has a negative charge. • QUESTION: What is an electron? Answer Question
Subatomic Particles-400 • ANSWER: 1 AMU. • QUESTION: What is the mass of a proton/ neutron? Answer Question
Subatomic Particles-500 • ANSWER: Holds electrons in orbit around the nucleus. • QUESTION: What is the electromagnetic force? Answer Question
Matter-100 • ANSWER: Matter fulfills these two criteria. • QUESTION: What are “takes up space” and “has mass”? Answer Question
Matter-200 • ANSWER: Is a constant property of all substances regardless of size or mass, but dependent on state. • QUESTION: What is density? Answer Question
Matter-300 • ANSWER: The formula for calculating density. • QUESTION: What is Density= mass/ volume? Answer Question
Matter-400 • ANSWER: The change from solid to liquid, for example. • QUESTION: What is a phase change or change in the state of matter? Answer Question
Matter-500 • ANSWER: Fills most of the area in an atom. • QUESTION: What is empty space? Answer Question
Periodic Table-100 • ANSWER: The name (not #) of the group on the far right hand side of the table. • QUESTION: What are the noble gases? Answer Question
Periodic Table-200 • ANSWER: Number that increases by 1 as you move across the table (left to right). • QUESTION: What is the atomic #? Answer Question
Periodic Table-300 • ANSWER: The weighted average of all isotopes of an element. • QUESTION: What is the atomic weight? Answer Question
Periodic Table-400 • ANSWER: The group of metals located in groups 3 -12 (or IB-VIIIB). • QUESTION: What are the transition metals (or transition elements)? Answer Question
Periodic Table-500 • ANSWER: The name and chemical symbol of the only metal liquid at room temperature. • QUESTION: What are mercury and Hg? Answer Question
Nuclear Reactions -100 • ANSWER: Releases more energy than breaking a chemical bond. • QUESTION: What is fission or fusion? Answer Question
Nuclear Reactions-200 • ANSWER: The name of the element released as an -particle. • QUESTION: What is a He? Answer Question
Nuclear Reactions-300 • ANSWER: The process of a neutron splitting into a proton and an electron. • QUESTION: What is emitting a particle? Answer Question
Nuclear Reactions-400 • ANSWER: Splitting a nucleus into smaller pieces. • QUESTION: What is fission? Answer Question
Nuclear Reactions-500 • ANSWER: Holds the nucleus together. • QUESTION: What is the strong nuclear force? Answer Question
Electrons-100 • ANSWER: The subshell which can hold a maximum of 2 electrons. • QUESTION: What is the s-orbital? Answer Question
Electrons-200 • ANSWER: The outermost electrons, which are responsible forming chemical bonds. • QUESTION: What are valence electrons? Answer Question
Electrons-300 • ANSWER: The last subshell filled in Ba. • QUESTION: What is 6 s? Answer Question
Electrons -400 • ANSWER: The next subshell filled after 3 d 10. • QUESTION: What is 4 p? Answer Question
Electrons-500 • ANSWER: The lanthanides and actinides are in this subshell block. • QUESTION: What is the f-subshell block? Answer Question
FINAL JEOPARDY • ANSWER: This property defines which element an atom represents. • QUESTION: What is the number of protons? Answer Question
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