1. Choose Your Category 100 200 300 400 Double Jeopardy Scientists
Ends With
Name that Violation
Quantum Numbers
Noble Gas Notation
Lewis Dot Formulas
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Double Jeopardy

2. Scientists - 100 I proposed this as the model of the atom.
The Answer is Erwin Schrodinger
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3. Scientists - 200
My work with hydrogen led to my planetary model of the atom.
The Answer is Niels Bohr
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4. Random Points
300

5. Scientists - 300
My ideas about waves involved it acting like a wave or a particle.
The Answer is Louis de Broglie.
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6. Scientists - 400 I wasn’t certain about much, especially my principle.
The Answer is Heisenberg.
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7. Ends With - 100 This element’s electron configuration ends with 3s2?
The Answer is Magnesium
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8. Ends With - 200 This element’s electron configuration ends with 4d6?
The Answer is Ruthenium.
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9. Ends With - 300 What does lead’s electron configuration ends with?
The Answer is 6p2.
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10. Daily Double

11. Ends With - 400 What does Uranium’s electron configuration ends with?
The Answer is 5f4
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12. Name that Violation - 100 1s2 2s1 2p3.
The Answer is the Aufbau Principle.
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13. Name that Violation - 200 The Answer is the Pauli Exclusion Principle.
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14. Name that Violation - 300
The Answer is Hund’s Rule.
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15. Name that Violation - 400
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The Answer is Hund’s Rule.
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16. Quantum Numbers - 100 The Answer is Angular Momentum Quantum Number
This quantum number, l, results in the shape or type of orbital (s, p, d, and f).
The Answer is Angular Momentum Quantum Number
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17. Daily Double

18. Quantum Numbers - 200 This shape best represents this energy level?
The Answer is p.
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19. Quantum Numbers - 300
As this quantum number, which is represented by the letter n, increases so does the distance the electron is from the nucleus.
The Answer is the Principle Quantum Number.
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20. Quantum Numbers - 400 The Answer is Magnetic Quantum Number
This quantum number, m, results in the number of boxes that are drawn when constructing orbital diagrams.
The Answer is Magnetic Quantum Number
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21. Noble Gas Notation - 100
Where are the noble gases located on the periodic table?
The Answer is the last column on the right, group 18, group 8A...
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22. Noble Gas Notation - 200
What noble gas would be used in Boron’s electron configuration if it is written in noble gas notation?
The Answer is He.
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23. Noble Gas Notation - 300
What element has the noble gas notation of its electron configuration equal to [Kr]5s24d105p6?
The Answer is Xenon (Xe).
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24. Daily Double

25. Noble Gas Notation - 400
Write the electron configuration of Bismuth in noble gas notation.
The Answer is [Xe]6s24f145d106p3
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26. Lewis Dot Formulas - 100 What is the Lewis Dot Formula for Lithium?
The Answer is Li.
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27. Lewis Dot Formulas - 200 What is the Lewis Dot Formula for Bromine? ..
The Answer is :Br: .
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28. Lewis Dot Formulas - 300 What is the Lewis Dot Formula for Aluminum? .
The Answer is .Al .
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29. Random Points
300

30. Lewis Dot Formulas - 400 What is the Lewis Dot Formula for Osmium?
The Answer is .Os.
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31. Metal, Nonmetal and Metalloid
Choose Your Category
The
Special
Families
Periodic
Trends
Laws
Vocabulary
Science Guys
Metal, Nonmetal and Metalloid
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32. The Special Families - 100 This group contains Cl, F and Br.
The Answer is the Halogens
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33. The Special Families - 200 This group is highly stable.
The Answer is the Noble Gases
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34. The Special Families - 300
My family’s electron configuration ends in s1.
The Answer is the Alkali Metals.
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35. The Special Families - 400 My group wants to lose 2 electrons.
The Answer is the Alkaline Earth Metals
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36. Periodic Trends - 100
As you move across the Periodic table, atomic radii _________.
The Answer is decreases.
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37. Random Points
500

38. Periodic Trends - 200 What has the largest ionic radii, Cl or Cl-?
The Answer is the Cl-.
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39. Periodic Trends - 300 What has the larger ionization energy, Mg or Ba.
The Answer is the Mg.
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40. Periodic Trends - 400
Place the following in order of increasing electronegativities: As F P S Sn O
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The Answer is Sn, As, P, S, O, F

41. Vocabulary - 100 The vertical columns are called this?
The Answer is family or group.
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42. Vocabulary - 200 The horizontal rows are called this?
The Answer is Period.
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43. Vocabulary - 300
The energy required to remove an electron from an atom or ion is called this?
The Answer is ionization energy.
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44. Random Points
400

45. Vocabulary - 400
Half the distance from center to center of two like atoms that are bonded together is known as this?
The Answer is (bond or) atomic radius
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46. Laws – 100 How do you write the chemical symbols with two letters.
The Answer is the first letter is capitalized and the second is lower case.
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47. Laws – 200
The periodic repetition of chemical and physical properties of elements when arranged by atomic number is now known as this.
The Answer is the Periodic Law
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48. Laws – 300
The rule that says that all elements want to have 8 valence electrons like the noble gases.
The Answer is the rule of octets
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49. Laws – 400
Newlands’s law that deals with comparing the repetitive nature of elements to musical scales.
The Answer is the Law of Octaves
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50. Science Guys - 100
I composed the first list of elements that were known at the time. Of course there were only 23.
The Answer is Antoine Lavoisier
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51. Science Guys - 200
My ideas were criticized because of their association with music.
The Answer is John Newlands
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52. Science Guys - 300
I could have gotten the credit for the Periodic table if it hadn’t been for Mendeleev.
The Answer is Lothar Meyer
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53. Double Jeopardy

54. Science Guys - 400 I proposed the Periodic Law.
The Answer is Henry Moseley
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55. This group is also known as the semi-metals?
The Answer is metalloids
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56. These are poor conductors of electricity and heat?
Metal - 200
These are poor conductors of electricity and heat?
The Answer is nonmetals.
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57. Metal - 300
These can be drawn into wires (ductile) and hammered into sheets (malleable).
The Answer is metals.
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58. I am the only liquid nonmetal.
The Answer is Bromine
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59. Electromagnetic Spectrum
The Final Question
The final question has to deal with:
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Make your wager and hand it to the teacher

60. Final Question
cosmic  gamma  X-rays  ultraviolet (UV)  visible  infrared (IR)  microwave  radar  TV  Radio
What has the longer wavelength: blue or green

61. And the Answer is:
Green