Periodic Table Jeopardy Atomic Structure Electrons Periodic Table dd 100 200 300 400 500 600

A: The mass of the atom is found in these two subatomic particles. Atomic Structure, 100 Q: What are the protons and the neutrons? A: The mass of the atom is found in these two subatomic particles.

A: The protons, neutrons, and electrons. Atomic Structure, 200 A: The protons, neutrons, and electrons. Q: The atom is made up of what three subatomic particles?

A: These are equal to the positive particles in a neutral atom. Atomic Structure, 300 A: These are equal to the positive particles in a neutral atom. Q: What are the electrons?

A: The atom is made of these two areas. Atomic Structure, 400 A: The atom is made of these two areas. Q: What is the electron cloud and the nucleus?

A: They are successive orbital shells. Atomic Structure, 500 A: They are successive orbital shells. Q: What are electron clouds?

A: He is responsible for the theory of the electron clouds. Atomic Structure, 600 A: He is responsible for the theory of the electron clouds. Q: Who is Neils Bohr?

A: This is how the 2-8-8 rule works. Electrons, 100 Q: What is the first energy level can only have 2 electrons, the second energy level can have up to 8 electrons and the third energy level can have up to 8 electrons.

A: This tells the group number on the periodic table. Electrons, 200 A: This tells the group number on the periodic table. Q: What are valence electrons?

Electrons, 300 A: What group with only one valence electron is the most reactive group. Q: What is Group 1?

A: These electrons can be gained or lost from the outer ring Q: What are valence electrons?

A: The amount of mass the electron contributes to an atom. Electrons, 500 A: The amount of mass the electron contributes to an atom. Q: What is zero?

Q: An atom become negatively or positively charged. A: This happens to an atom when an electron is gained or lost on the outer ring of an atom. Electrons, 600 Q: An atom become negatively or positively charged.

A: These three sections are found in the Periodic Table. Q: What are metals, non-metals, and metalloids?

A: This is what vertical columns are called on the periodic table. Q: What are groups or families?

A: These are horizontal rows on the periodic table. Q: What are Periods?

A: Chemical properties or similarities. Periodic Table, 400 A: Chemical properties or similarities. Q: What are groups or vertical columns arranged according to?

A: This is how the periodic table is arranged. Q: What is from left to right by increasing atomic number?

Q: What is atomic #, symbol, atomic mass, and element name? Periodic Table, 600 A: This specific information can be found about each element on the periodic table. Q: What is atomic #, symbol, atomic mass, and element name?

A: Atomic Mass – Atomic Number. This & That, 100 A: Atomic Mass – Atomic Number. Q: What is the number of neutrons?

This & That, 200 A. This subatomic particle follows the path that Neils Bohr covered in his theory. Q: What is an electron?

A. The only element with no neutrons This & That, 300 A. The only element with no neutrons Q: What is hydrogen?

This & That, 400 A: This is the one subatomic particle that is responsible for the identity of the element. Q: What are the protons?

A: This is the only group on the periodic table that is nonreactive This & That, 500 A: This is the only group on the periodic table that is nonreactive Q: What is group 8 or 18 or Noble Gases?

This & That, 600 A: The mass of this section tends to be lower than the masses of all the other sections. Q: What are the metals?