1. Welcome to Jeopardy

2. Round 1 Category1Category2Category3Category4Category5 100 200 300 400 500

3. Category 1 100 Which field of science studies the composition of matter?

4. Category 1 200 Which state of matter takes both the shape and volume of its container?

5. Category 1 300 Are homogenous mixtures also known as solutions? Yes or No

6. Category 1 400 What happens to matter during a chemical reaction?

7. Category 1 500 Express the following in scientific notation: 0.000000000154m

8. Category 2 100 How many significant figures are in the measurement 721.30 grams?

9. Category 2 200 What is the standard international unit for mass?

10. Category 2 300 How do you convert Celsius to Kelvin?

11. Category 2 400 What is the formula for density?

12. DAILY DOUBLE # 1!!! Who was the philosopher that first suggested the concept of atoms?

13. Make a Wager

14. Category 2 500 What is the formula for density?

15. Category 3 100 What is the charge on an atom?

16. Category 3 200 True or False The mass of a neutron nearly equals the mass of a proton

17. Category 3 300 The Atomic number of an element represents which part of an atom

18. Category 3 400 The atomic mass number equals the number of protons plus what?

19. Category 3 500 What unit is used to measure atomic mass?

20. Category 4 100 How many electrons does He have?

21. Category 4 300 How many electrons are needed to fill the d sublevel?

22. Category 4 400 What is the maximum # of d orbitals in a principle energy level?

23. Category 4 500 If one electron spins clockwise in an orbital, how does a second electron in that orbital spin?

24. Category 5 100 What are quanta of light called?

25. Category 5 200 Who developed the Quantum Mechanical Model of the atom?

26. Category 5 300 What element has the electron configuration: 1s 2 2s 2 2p 6 3s 2 3p 6

27. Category 5 400 True or False An element is likely to be inactive if it’s highest energy level is full.

28. Category 5 500 Will the metals in Groups 1, 2, & 3 gain or lose electrons to form ions?

29. Category 1 100 Response Chemistry

30. Category 1 200 Response Gas

31. Category 1 300 Response YES

32. Category 1 400 Response Matter is neither created or destroyed

33. Category 1 500 Response 1.54x10 -10

34. Category 2 100 Response 5

35. Category 2 200 Response kilogram

36. Category 2 300 Response Celcius + 273 = Kelvin

37. Category 2 400 Response Density = Mass volume

38. Category 2 500 Response Density = Mass volume

39. DAILY DOUBLE # 1 Response Democritus

40. Category 3 100 Response Neutral

41. Category 3 200 Response TRUE

42. Category 3 300 Response The protons

43. Category 3 400 Response The number of neutrons

44. Category 3 500 Response amu

45. Category 4 100 Response 2

46. Category 4 200 Response 10

47. Category 4 300 Response 10

48. Category 4 400 Response 5

49. Category 4 500 Response Counterclockwise

50. Category 5 100 Response Photons

51. Category 5 200 Response Schrodinger

52. Category 5 300 Response Argon

53. Category 5 400 Response TRUE

54. Category 5 500 Response Lose electrons

55. Round 2 Category 6 Category 7 Category 8 Category 9 Category 10 200 400 600600600 800 1000

56. Make a Wager

57. DAILY DOUBLE # 2!!! Ionic compounds are normally in which physical state at room temperature?

58. DAILY DOUBLE # 2 Response solid

59. Category 6 200 What is the charge on a Strontium ion?

60. Category 6 400 How many electrons does Barium give up to become more like a noble gas?

61. Category 6 600 How many valance electrons does Phosphorus (P) have?

62. Category 6 800 How many electrons does Nitrogen gain in order to be more like a noble gas?

63. Category 6 1000 What is the electron configuration of the calcium ion ?

64. Category 6 200 Response 2+

65. Category 6 400 Response 2

66. Category 6 600 Response 5

67. Category 6 800 Response 3

68. Category 6 1000 Response 1s 2 2s 2 2p 6 3s 2 3p 6

69. Category 7 200 Give an example of an alloy:

70. Category 7 400 Ionic compounds are normally in which physical state at room temperature?

71. Category 7 600 Which subatomic particles are free to drift in metals?

72. Category 7 800 Why do atoms share electrons in covalent bonds?

73. Category 7 1000 What type of ions have the ending ide ?

74. Category 7 200 Response Brass, tin, bronze, etc.

75. Category 7 400 Response Solid

76. Category 7 600 Response electrons

77. Category 7 800 Response To attain a noble gas electron configuration.

78. Category 7 1000 Response Anions

79. Category 8 200 An –ate or –ite at the end of a compound name usually indicates the compound contains ?

80. Category 8 400 In a combustion reaction between C 8 H 18 + O 2 what would the products be?

81. Category 8 600 True or False: The kinetic theory states that particles of a gas move independently of each other, move rapidly and are relatively far apart.

82. Category 8 800 What instrument is used to measure atmospheric pressure?

83. Category 8 1000 What is the standard international unit for pressure and what is it at STP?

84. Category 8 200 Response A polyatomic ion

85. Category 8 400 Response CO 2 + H 2 O + heat

86. Category 8 600 Response True

87. Category 8 800 Response A barometer

88. Category 8 1000 Response Pascal 101.3 kPA

89. Category 9 200 True or False Most solids are not very dense and are easily compressed.

90. Category 9 400 Why does air escape from a tire when the tire valve is opened?

91. Category 9 600 How does the surface tension of water compare with the surface tension of other liquids?

92. Category 9 800 The inward force which tends to minimize the surface area of a liquid is called?

93. Category 9 1000 Will polar substances dissolve in nonpolar liquids?

94. Category 9 200 Response False

95. Category 9 400 Response The pressure outside the tire is lower than the pressure inside

96. Category 9 600 Response It is higher

97. Category 9 800 Response Surface Tension

98. Category 9 1000 Response No

99. Category 10 200 What type of compound is always an electrolyte?,a ionic compound, a polar compound or a nonpolar compound?

100. Category 10 400 An acid + a base yields ?

101. Category 10 600 Name 2 properties of bases:

102. Category 10 800 True or False: An Arrhenius acid is a substance that ionizes to yield protons (H + ) in an aqueous solution

103. Category 10 1000 In a neutral solution, the (H + ) is equal to what other ion?

104. Category 10 200 Response An ionic compound

105. Category 10 400 Response A salt + H 2 O

106. Category 10 600 Response Bitter Slippery pH > 7

107. Category 10 800 Response True

108. Make a Wager

109. DAILY DOUBLE # 3!!! True or False: An Arrhenius acid is a substance that ionizes to yield protons (H + ) in an aqueous solution

110. DAILY DOUBLE # 3 Response TRUE

111. Category 10 1000 Response The (OH - ) ion

112. Final Jeopardy Category 11 ?

113. Final Jeopardy Question Will you pass your CP Chemistry Final?

114. Final Jeopardy Response Yes, if you paid attention to this game and you study your study guide!

115. The End!