2. This is... Chemistry

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4. Atomic Structure

5. Chemical Bonds

6. Periodic Table

7. Element Symbols

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9. The atomic number of an element tells you what?

10. The number of protons and electrons the element has

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12. How do you calculate the number of neutrons in an element?

13. Subtract the atomic number from the atomic mass.

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15. Particles of an atom that carry a positive charge

16. Protons

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18. The electrons in the outermost ring of an element

19. Valence Electrons

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21. Types of elements that form a covalent bond

22. Nonmetal and Nonmetal

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24. Atoms that gain or lose electrons

25. Ions

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27. Ionic bonds occur between what types of elements?

28. Metal and Non-Metal

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30. Atoms of the same element, but with different numbers of neutrons.

31. Isotopes

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33. These types of elements are good conductors of heat, electricity, etc.

34. Metals

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36. Which family/group on the periodic table are the Noble Gases?

37. Group 18

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39. On the periodic table this tells you how many valence electrons an element will have

40. The Family or Group

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43. On the periodic table this tells you how many electron rings/shells the element has

44. The Period

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46. What is the symbol for Carbon

47. C

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49. What is the symbol for Helium?

50. He

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52. What is the symbol for Beryllium?

53. Be

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55. What is the symbol for Iron?

56. Fe

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58. Double Jeopardy

59. Bohr Models

60. Lewis Dot Diagrams

61. Miscellaneous Questions

62. Hard Questions

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64. How many electrons go on the first ring in a Bohr Model

65. 2

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67. What particles are found in the nucleus of an atom?

68. Protons and Neutrons

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70. How much are you and your team willing to risk?

71. Draw the Bohr model for Magnesium 12 Mg 24

72. See Teacher

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74. 8 is the number of electrons found where?

75. In the 2 nd energy level

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77. This diagram shows the number of valence electrons for an element

78. Lewis Dot Diagram

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80. How many dots would the diagram for Sulfur have?

81. 6

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83. All the elements in Alkaline-Earth Metals would have this many dots on their Lewis Dot Diagrams

84. 2

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86. All the Nobel Gases would have how many dots in their Lewis Dot Diagrams

87. 8

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89. A negatively charged ion.

90. Anion

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92. The element in an ionic bond that carries a positive charge.

93. Cation

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95. What type of charge does a neutron carry?

96. None- it is neutral

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98. The charge of a neutral atom.

99. 0 (neutral)

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101. Metals that are easily bent and flattened have this property

102. They are Malleable

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104. What type of bond is NaCl?

105. Ionic Bond

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107. Dmitri Mendeleev

108. The person that discovered/organized the Periodic Table.

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110. How much are you and your team willing to risk?

111. The most reactive group of nonmetals.

112. Halogens

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114. Final Jeopardy You’ll have 60 seconds

115. Counting Atoms Make your wagers now

116. How many atoms of each element are found in the following equation? 6O 2 + C 6 H 12 O 6  6H 2 0 + 6CO 2 + Energy

117. 6O 2 + C 6 H 12 O 6  6H 2 0 + 6CO 2 + Energy Lewis Dot Compounds

118. Now, lets see your answers… Team 1 Team 2 Team 3

119. Group # _________ Wager __________ Answer __________ ___________________________________________________ Final Jeopardy Answer Sheets to be printed out and given to students Group # _________ Wager __________ Answer __________ ___________________________________________________ Group # _________ Wager __________ Answer __________ ___________________________________________________ $$$

120. Instructor’s notes The game is set up for three teams but you can have as few or as many as you’d like 1 st round Daily Double is at Topic 3 – Question $400 Two Daily Doubles in Round Two at Topic 1 – Question $600 and Topic 4 – Question $800 Use the Word document “Jeopardy Worksheet” beforehand to create your questions