Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
1
Chemistry Chapter 5 Review Game
Jeopardy Chemistry Chapter 5 Review Game
2
Select a Category 1 point 2 points 3 points 4 points 5 points
Chapter 5 1 point 2 points 3 points 4 points 5 points
3
Region of high probability of finding an electron
1 point Check
4
Electron orbital 1 point Back to Category Slide
5
States impossibility of knowing both location and velocity of an electron.
2 points Check
6
Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
2 points Back to Category Slide
7
Lowest energy level 3 points Check
8
Ground state (this is in matching format on the test – 1st energy level is not an option)
3 points Back to Category Slide
9
Tendency of electrons to enter lowest energy level first.
4 points Check
10
Aufbau principle 4 points Back to Category Slide
11
Arrangement of electrons around the nucleus
5 points Check
12
Electron configuration
5 points Back to Category Slide
13
States each orbital has at most 2 electrons.
1 point Check
14
Pauli Exclusion Principle
1 point Back to Category Slide
15
Discrete bundle of electromagnetic energy
2 points Check
16
photon 2 points Back to Category Slide
17
Energy required to move an electron up an energy level
3 points Check
18
quantum 3 points Back to Category Slide
19
Number of wave cycles passing a given point per unit of time
4 points Check
20
frequency 4 points Back to Category Slide
21
Distance between wave crests
5 points Check
22
wavelength 5 points Back to Category Slide
23
Separation of light into different wavelengths
1 point Check
24
spectrum 1 point Back to Category Slide
25
Frequencies of light emitted by an element
2 points Check
26
Atomic emission spectrum
2 points Back to Category Slide
27
In the Bohr model, an electron has a fixed _______
3 points Check
28
energy 3 points Back to Category Slide
29
How does the energy of an electron change when it moves closer to the nucleus?
4 points Check
30
It decreases 4 points Back to Category Slide
31
The principle quantum number indicates what for an electron
5 points Check
32
Its energy level 5 points Back to Category Slide
33
Shape of a p orbital 1 point Check
34
Dumbbell shaped 1 point Back to Category Slide
35
Number of sublevels in the 2nd principle energy level
2 points Check
36
2 2 points Back to Category Slide
37
Maximum number of f orbitals in an energy level
3 points Check
38
7 3 points Back to Category Slide
39
If the spin of an electron is clockwise in an orbital, what is the spin of the other electron in the same orbital? 4 points Check
40
Counter-clockwise 4 points Back to Category Slide
41
If 3 electrons are available to fill a p sublevel, how will they be distributed?
5 points Check
42
One in each orbital, and they will all have the same spin
5 points Back to Category Slide
43
Congratulations! You have completed the game of Jeopardy.
Similar presentations
