1. Quarter III Review with your host, Ms. Bloedorn
Jeopardy!
Quarter III Review
with your host, Ms. Bloedorn

2. with your host, Ms. Bloedorn
Jeopardy!
with your host, Ms. Bloedorn

3. Jeopardy How Many Matching Misc. Name it Calculations Q $100 Q $100
Final Jeopardy

4. $100 Question Matching Matching $100 question Name the Gas Law: P1V1 = P2V2

5. Matching $100 Answer
Boyle’s Law

6. $200 Question Matching This equation represents what kind of reaction?
A + B  AB

7. $200 Answer Matching
Synthesis

8. How many steps in this problem? Convert 10.0 g oxygen to moles oxygen.
$300 Question Matching
How many steps in this problem?
Convert 10.0 g oxygen to moles oxygen.

9. $300 Answer from Matching
1 step

10. $400 Question Matching
Name the Gas Law:
P1V1 = P2V2
T T2

11. $400 Answer from Matching
Combined Gas Law

12. $500 Question Matching This equation represents what kind of reaction?
CxHx + O2  CO2 + H2O

13. $500 Answer Matching
Combustion

14. $100 Question How Many
20°C = ? K

15. $100 Answer How many? K

16. How many oxygen atoms are in
$200 Question How many?
How many oxygen atoms are in
Ca(NO3)2?

17. $200 Answer How many?
6 oxygen atoms

18. $300 Question from How many?
How many liters does 1 mol He take up at STP?

19. $300 Answer from How Many?
22.4 L

20. $400 Question from How Many?
Calculate the molar mass of Ca(NO3)2.

21. $400 Answer from How many?
g/mol

22. $500 Question from How many?
2Na + Cl2  2NaCl
How many moles of Na are needed to use up 10 moles of Cl2?

23. $500 Answer from How many?
20 moles

24. $100 Question from Miscellaneous
What is the empirical formula for C2H6?

25. $100 Answer from Miscellaneous
CH3

26. $200 Question from Miscellaneous
Name the type of reaction:
KCl + F2  KF + Cl2

27. $200 Answer from Miscellaneous
Single Replacement

28. $300 Question from Miscellaneous
As temperature decreases, what happens to pressure? (Volume is constant.)

29. $300 Answer from Miscellaneous
Pressure decreases.

30. $400 Question from Miscellaneous
Write and balance
the equation for this reaction:
Potassium iodide is added to Aluminum phosphate, to yield Potassium phosphate and
Aluminum iodide.

31. $400 Answer from Miscellaneous
KI + AlPO4  K3PO4 + AlI3
Balanced:
3KI + AlPO4  K3PO4 + AlI3

32. $500 Question from Miscellaneous
Name one way to make collisions happen more frequently between gas molecules.

33. $500 Answer from Miscellaneous
Decrease volume
Increase pressure
Increase temperature
(choose one)

34. Name a pressure measurement, OTHER than “atm.”
$100 Question from Name It
Name a pressure measurement, OTHER than “atm.”

35. $100 Answer from Name it?
mmHg, kPa, lb/in2
(more possible)

36. Name the type of reaction:
$200 Question from Name it
Name the type of reaction:
Hg2O2  Hg + O2

37. $200 Answer from Name it
Decomposition

38. What is Standard Molar Volume?
$300 Question from Name it
What is Standard Molar Volume?

39. $300 Answer from Name It
22.4 L/mol

40. Name the smallest part of any covalent compound.
$400 Question from Name It
Name the smallest part of any covalent compound.

41. $400 Answer from Name It
molecule

42. Name the smallest part of any ionic compound.
$500 Question from Name It
Name the smallest part of any ionic compound.

43. $500 Answer from Name It
Formula unit

44. $100 Question from Calculations
Initial pressure on a balloon is 1 atm and its volume is 1 L. Pressure is raised to 2 atm. What is the volume?

45. $100 Answer from Calculations

46. Balance this equation:
$200 Question from Calc.
Balance this equation:
H2S + Cl2  S8 + HCl

47. $200 Answer from Calc.
8H2S + 8Cl2  S8 + 16HCl

48. Convert 10.0 moles of water to grams of water.
$300 Question from Calc.
Convert 10.0 moles of water to grams of water.

49. $300 Answer from Calc.
180. g water

50. $400 Question from Calc.
8H2S + 8Cl2  S8 + 16HCl
Using this equation, calculate the number of moles of HCl made, starting with 17.5 mol H2S.

51. $400 Answer from Calc.
35.0 mol HCl

52. $500 Question from Calc.
A sample of a gas is at 2.5 atm, 200°C, and is in a 5.7 L container. How many moles of it are there?

53. $500 Answer from Calc.
0.367 mol

54. Starting with 25.0g Cl2, how many grams of S8 are formed?
Final Jeopardy
8H2S + 8Cl2  S8 + 16HCl
Starting with 25.0g Cl2, how many grams of S8 are formed?

55. Final Jeopardy Answer
11.3 g