1. Chemical Jeopardy Adapted by T. Trimpe http://sciencespot.net/
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2. It’s Chemical for $100
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3. Chemical
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4. It’s Chemical for $200
What was the role of yeast in the decomposition reaction of hydrogen peroxide?

5. A Catalyst
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6. What is an insoluble solid formed during a chemical reaction?
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What is an insoluble solid formed during a chemical reaction?

7. Precipitate
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8. Exothermic or Endothermic?
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Exothermic or Endothermic?

9. Endothermic
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10. What is the term for the energy required to start a chemical reaction?
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What is the term for the energy required to start a chemical reaction?

11. Activation Energy
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12. Synthesis or Decomposition?
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Synthesis or Decomposition?

13. Decomposition
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14. Synthesis or Decomposition?
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Synthesis or Decomposition?

15. Synthesis
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16. Describing Reactions for $300
Balanced or Not?

17. Balanced
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18. Single or Double Replacement?
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Single or Double Replacement?

19. Double
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20. Single or Double Replacement?
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Single or Double Replacement?

21. Single
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22. How Many Atoms for $100 Mg

23. 1
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24. How Many Atoms for $200
H20

25. H=2
O=1
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26. How Many Atoms for $300
NH3

27. N=1
H=3
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28. How Many Atoms for $400
4Al2S3

29. Al=8
S=12
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30. How Many Atoms for $500
3Na(OH)2

31. Na=2
O=6
H=6
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32. Give the oxidation number for Magnesium.
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Give the oxidation number for Magnesium.

33. 2+
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34. Give the oxidation number for Fluorine.
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Give the oxidation number for Fluorine.

35. 1-
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36. Give the oxidation number for Potassium.
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Give the oxidation number for Potassium.

37. 1+
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38. Give the oxidation number for Iodine.
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Give the oxidation number for Iodine.

39. 1-
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40. Give the oxidation number for Arsenic.
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Give the oxidation number for Arsenic.

41. 3-
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42. Fluorine, Chlorine, and Bromine are all in the Halogen family (Gr.17).
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Fluorine, Chlorine, and Bromine are all in the Halogen family (Gr.17).
How many valence electrons?

43. 7
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44. Ionic bonds form between what types of matter?
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Ionic bonds form between what types of matter?

45. Metals and Nonmetals
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46. Bonding Basics for $300
What is the name for a bond formed where electrons are shared unevenly?

47. Polar Bond Or
Polar
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48. How many valence electrons do the elements N and P have?
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How many valence electrons do the elements N and P have?

49. 5
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50. What family is unlikely to form bonds?
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What family is unlikely to form bonds?

51. Noble Gases
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52. Ionic and Covalent for $100
Sodium and Chlorine

53. NaCl
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54. Ionic and Covalent for $200
Calcium and Oxygen

55. CaO
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56. Ionic and Covalent for $300
Lithium and Fluorine

57. LiF
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58. Ionic and Covalent for $400
2 Hydrogen and 1 Oxygen

59. H2O
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60. Ionic and Covalent for $500
1 Carbon and 4 Hydrogen

61. CH4
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62. How many points do you want to risk?
Final Jeopardy
How many points do you want to risk?
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63. Balance the equation: NH3 + H2SO4 -> (NH4)2 + SO4
Final Jeopardy
Balance the equation:
NH3 + H2SO4 -> (NH4)2 + SO4

64. 2NH3 + H2SO4 -> (NH4)2 + SO4

65. And the winner is …