2. ATOMIC STRUCTURE

3. NEUCLONS ELECTRONSPARTICLES HISTORY STABLE or not ELEMENTS $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 End game and credits

4. NUCLEONS - $100 n The particle that has a positive charge. n What is a proton? Back to game board

5. NUCLEONS - $200 n Particle that has no charge. n What is a neutron? Back to game board

6. NUCLEONS - $300 n Where scientists collide particles (protons) to study fundamental atomic particles. n What is a particle collider? Back to game board

7. NUCLEONS - $400 n Protons and neutrons – size and mass n What particles have approximately the same size and mass? Or n What is 1 amu (atomic mass unit)? Back to game board

8. NUCLEONS - $500 n The forces that hold the neutrons and the protons together in the nucleus. n What are nuclear forces? Back to game board

9. ELECTRONS - $100 n 1/2000 th the mass. n What is the size of an electron compared to a proton or neutron? Back to game board

10. ELECTRONS - $200 n Charge of an electron. n What is negative? Back to game board

11. ELECTRONS - $300 n Where electrons are located n Electron cloud Back to game board

12. ELECTRONS - $400 n the maximum number of electrons that go on the first 3 energy levels? n What is 2, 8, 8? Back to game board

13. ELECTRONS - $500 n Groups or families n How are elements grouped based on number of electrons in the atoms (of the same group or family) outer energy levels? OR n How are elements grouped that have similar properties based on outer energy level electrons? Back to game board

14. PARTICLES - $100 n particles makeup the nucleus of the atom n What are Protons and neutrons? Back to game board

15. PARTICLES - $200 n How you calculate # of neutrons. n What is subtract atomic # (# of protons) from atomic mass? Back to game board

16. PARTICLES - $300 n These subatomic particles are located in orbitals around the nucleus. n What are electrons? Back to game board

17. PARTICLES - $400 n Positively charged alpha particles. n During the gold foil test (Rutherfords experiment) what was “shot” at the gold foil? Back to game board

18. PARTICLES - $500 n Several atoms with differing numbers of neutrons, same element. n What is an isotope? Back to game board

19. HISTORY - $100 n Philosopher that first described smallest piece of matter as indivisible or not to be cut. n Who was Democritus? Back to game board

20. HISTORY - $200 n The “father of the modern periodic table” and first grouped elements together. n Who was Mendeleyev? Back to game board

21. HISTORY - $300 n Scientist that conducted gold foil test n Who was Rutherford? Back to game board

22. HISTORY - $400 n 3 of the 5 individuals we discussed that contributed to the development of modern atomic model/theory. n Who were Democritus, Dalton, Thompson, Rutherford, Bohr? Back to game board

23. HISTORY - $500 n Scientist that discovered electrons. n Who was JJ Thomson? Back to game board

24. STABLE or not - $100 n Atoms that lose or gain an electron. n What is an ion? Back to game board

25. STABLE or not - $200 n The outermost energy level with electrons. n What is the valence shell? Back to game board

26. STABLE or not - $300 n Alkali metals in the first column of the periodic table all form this type of ion. n What is +1 ion? Back to game board

27. STABLE or not - $400 n Elements in Column 18 that are most stable. n What are the noble gases? Back to game board

28. STABLE or not - $500 n Radioactive elements. n What are elements that have an imbalance of neutrons and protons? OR n What is an atom that has more neutrons (too many neutrons) in relation to protons? Back to game board

29. PERIODIC TABLE - $100 n This element has NO neutrons. n What the element hydrogen? Back to game board

30. PERIODIC TABLE - $200 n This noble gas does NOT have 8 electrons in its outer energy level. n What is Helium? Back to game board

31. PERIODIC TABLE - $300 n Groups or families on the periodic table. n What are the vertical columns (elements that have similar properties)? Back to game board

32. PERIODIC TABLE - $400 n This number on the periodic table gives you the number of protons AND electrons of an element. n What is the atomic number? Back to game board

33. PERIODIC TABLE - $500 n This elemental number signifies the number of neutrons and protons for each element. n What is atomic mass or atomic weight? Back to game board

34. THANK YOU FOR PLAYING... ATOMIC STRUCTURE Jeopardy Atom image from http://www.jlab.org/news/releases/2004/04atom.html Jeopardy backgrounds from http://www.jeopardy.com Power point template received from Cheryl Cronbaugh cronbaugh.cheryl@ncocc.k12.oh.us Atomic structure game created by Lee Rowlinson rowlinson.lee@wynford.k12.oh.us