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Review Jeopardy States of Matter SolutionsStoichiometry Gases Rates and Equilibrum Final Jeopardy

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Question Answer States of Matter-100 ANSWER: Barometer QUESTION: What is the device that measures atmospheric pressure?

Question Answer States of Matter-200 ANSWER: Gas Pressure QUESTION: What is the force exerted by a gas per unit surface area of an object?

Question Answer States of Matter-300 ANSWER: Vaporization QUESTION: What is the conversion of a liquid into a gas?

Question Answer States of Matter-400 ANSWER: Normal boiling point QUESTION: What is the boiling point of a liquid at kPa?

Question Answer States of Matter-500 ANSWER: Sublimation QUESTION: What is the change of a substance from a solid to a vapor without passing through the liquid phase?

Question Answer ANSWER: Solvent QUESTION: What is the dissolving medium? Solutions-100

Question Answer Solutions-200 ANSWER: Bent QUESTION: What is the shape of a water molecule?

Question Answer Solutions-300 ANSWER: The number of moles in a given volume. QUESTION: What is molarity?

Question Answer Solutions-400 ANSWER: The volume of solute in in a given volume of solution. QUESTION: What is the percent concentration by volume?

Question Answer Solutions-500 ANSWER: Tyndall Effect QUESTION: What is the scattering of visible light in all directions?

Question Answer Stoichiometry-100 ANSWER: 6.02 x QUESTION: What is Avagadro’s Number?

Question Answer Stoichiometry-200 ANSWER: The number of moles of aluminum required as reactants in the balanced form of the following reaction: Al + O 2  Al 2 O 3 QUESTION: What is 2?

Question Answer Stoichiometry-300 ANSWER: Relative moles, mass, relative volume, relative particles. QUESTION: What are the 4 things that can be determined from a balanced equation?

Question Answer Stoichiometry-400 ANSWER: The mass of one mole of any substance. QUESTION: What is the molar mass?

Question Answer Stoichiometry-500 ANSWER: The number of moles of ammonia produced when 0.60 mol of nitrogen reacts with hydrogen. N 2 + H 2  NH 3 QUESTION: What is 1.2 mol?

Question Answer Gases-100 ANSWER: Atmospheric pressure in millimeters of mercury. QUESTION: What is 760 mm Hg?

Question Answer Gases-200 ANSWER: The number of kilopascals in 2 atmospheres. QUESTION: What is kPa?

Question Answer Gases-300 ANSWER: -273°C QUESTION: What is absolute zero?

Question Answer Gases-400 ANSWER: For a given mass of a gas at constant temperature, the volume varies inversely with pressure. QUESTION: What is Boyle’s Law?

Question Answer Gases-500 ANSWER: Gas particles are in constant random motion and all impacts are elastic. QUESTION: What is collision theory?

Question Answer Rates and Equilibrium-100 ANSWER: The speed of any change that occurs within a given unit of time. QUESTION: What is a rate?

Question Answer Rates and Equilibrium-200 ANSWER: Temperature, Concentration, and Particle Size QUESTION: What are the factors affecting rate?

Question Answer Rates and Equilibrium-300 ANSWER: Activation energy. QUESTION: What is the amount of energy that particles must have in order to react?

Question Answer Rates and Equilibrium-400 ANSWER: A state in which the forward and reverse reactions take place at the same rate. QUESTION: What is chemical equilibrium?

Question Answer Rates and Equilibrium-500 ANSWER: If a stress is applied to a system in dynamic equilibrium, the system changes to relieve the stress. QUESTION: What is Le Châtlier’s Principle?

Question Answer FINAL JEOPARDY - Colligative Properties ANSWER: Elevation QUESTION: What happens to the boiling point when a solute is dissolved in solution?