ICP

Light Electromagnetic Waves Optics I Color and Light Light Behavior Optics II Double Jeopardy

The term for the full range of frequencies of electromagnetic radiation. Electromagnetic Waves What is the Electromagnetic Spectrum? ===

Electromagnetic Waves === What are gamma rays? The type of electromagnetic radiation with the shortest wavelength.

Electromagnetic Waves === What is 3.00 x 10 8 m/s? The speed of light in a vacuum.

Electromagnetic Waves === What are infrared rays? Type of electromagnetic radiation with slightly less energy than visible light.

Electromagnetic Waves === The two ways that light behaves. What is like a wave and a particle?

Optics I- 100 A lens or mirror that caves in at the middle. What is concave? ===

Optics I – 200 === The point where light rays come together (lens/mirror). What is the focal point?

Optics I- 300 === The law of reflection. What is the angle of reflection is equal to the angle of incidence?

Optics I- 400 === This causes light to be refracted. What is a change in speed (or medium)?

Optics I- 500 === Images in a plane mirror appear to be here What is behind the mirror?

Color and Light- 100 === The primary colors of light. What are red, green and blue?

Color and Light- 200 === The combination of colors that produces cyan light. What is blue and green?

Color and Light- 300 === Prisms separate white light into this. What are all colors in the visible spectrum?

Color and Light- 400 === Two colors of light that combine to form white light. What are complementary colors?

Color and Light- 500 === The color of light that cyan pigments absorb. What is red?

Light Behavior === Term for material that allows light to pass through it. What is transparent?

Light Behavior === Occurs as a light wave bends when it passes from one medium into another? What is refraction?

Light Behavior DAILY DOUBLE === This explains why the sky appears blue on a clear day. What is scattering of light?

Light Behavior === This occurs when light rays strike a rough object and bounce off in different directions. What is diffuse reflection?

Light Behavior === This occurs in particular sunglasses that block light in one plane. What is polarization?

Optics II === A lens or mirror that is bulges out in the middle. What is convex?

Optics II === A concave mirror does this to light rays. What is bring them together?

Optics II === The angle between the incoming ray and the normal. What is angle of incidence?

Optics II === Images in a concave lens appear this way What is larger than the object?

Optics II === The number of times a light ray is refracted as it goes through an aquarium. What is four times?

Chem - Double Jeopardy Atomic TheoryChemical Bonds Classification of Matter IonsProperties of Light FINAL

Subatomic particle that has a dual wave-particle nature. Atomic Theory What is an electron? ===

Atomic Theory === What is the electron configuration? The arrangement of electrons in an atom. ===

Atomic Theory === What are orbitals? Three dimensional regions around the nucleus that indicates the probable location of an electron. ===

Atomic Theory === What are quantum numbers? Specify the properties of atomic orbitals and the properties of electrons in orbitals. ===

Atomic Theory === Indicates the shape of an electron orbital. What is the angular momentum quantum number? ===

Chemical Bonds Reason why Safety and Experiments bond to each other. What is to be more stable? ===

Chemical Bonds === Bond that results from the sharing of electrons pairs between atoms. What is a covalent bond? ===

Chemical Bonds === A neutral group of Safety and Experiments that are held together by covalent bonds. What is a molecule? ===

Chemical Bonds === The arrangement in which ions combine in an ionic compound. What is a crystal lattice? ===

Chemical Bonds === The two exceptions to the octet rule. What are hydrogen and boron? ===

Classification of Matter === Mixed substances that are not blended chemically. What are mixtures? ===

Classification of Matter === An element that is a poor conductor of heat and electricity. What is a non metal? ===

Classification of Matter === Matter that cannot be separated physically. What is a pure substance? ===

Classification of Matter === Not being uniform throughout. What is heterogeneous? ===

Classification of Matter === A homogeneous mixture. What is a solution? ===

Ions === A negative ion. What is an anion? ===

Ions === Process by which ions form. What is gaining or losing electrons? ===

Ions - DAILY DOUBLE === The electrons that are gained, lost or shared in an atom. What are valence electrons? ===

Ions === The energy required to remove one electron from a neutral atom of an element. What is ionization energy? ===

Ions === A measure of the ability of an atom in a chemical compound to attract electrons. What is electronegativity ? ===

Properties of Light === 3.00 × 10 8 m/s What is the speed of light? ===

Properties of Light === The number of waves that pass a given point in a specific time. What is frequency? ===

Properties of Light === A particle of electromagnetic radiation having zero mass and carrying a quantum of energy. What is a photon? ===

Properties of Light === The mathematical relationship between wavelength and frequency. What is c = λv? ===

Properties of Light === When light is shined on a metal, the metal will emit electrons. What is the photoelectric effect? ===

FINAL JEOPARDY! light can have interference occur, which only occurs in waves The key evidence that light travels like a wave