Chemistry Jeopardy

Jeopardy Theme Song: http://www.tesd.k12.pa.us/technology/2001-2002%20Web/Jeopardy.wav Final Jeopardy See directions on last slide 100 100 100 100 100 Chemistry Jeopardy 200 200 200 200 200 300 Terms Reaction Blushing and Atomic Repeating Types & BovinesTechniques StructurePatterns Products 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

Blushing Bovines for 100 • This is the substance that is oxidized in Mg + 2AgClMgCl2+2Ag • What is Mg Back

Blushing Bovines for 200 • This is the cell potential when silver and magnesium electrodes are used. • 3.17 V? Back

Blushing Bovines for 300 • This is the oxidation number for S in Al2(SO4)3 and H2S. • What is +6 and -2? Back

Blushing Bovines for 400 • These are the half reactions for an ECC with aluminum (Al) and nickel electrodes. • What are AlAl+3 + 3e- and Ni+2 +2e-Ni? Back

Blushing Bovines for 500 • These are graphs of a direct relationship and an inverse relationship. • What is Back

Terms and Techniques for 100 • This is the technique used to maintain a certain temperature in a chemical reaction. • What is a water bath? Back

Terms and Techniques for 200 • These are the diatomic elements. • What are H2, O2, N2, Cl2, Br2, I2, and F2? Back

Terms and Techniques for 300 • These are some evidences that a chemical change has occurred. • What change in color, temperature change, formation of a precipitate, change in pH, production of a gas? Back

Terms and Techniques for 400 Daily Double!!! • These are two different types of separation used this semester. • What are decanting and gravity filtration? Back

Terms and Techniques for 500 • This is the definition of a precipitate. • What is an insoluble solid that is formed in a chemical reaction? Back

Atomic Structure for 100 • An atom of Beryllium that becomes an ion would have this charge. • What is +2? Back

Atomic Structure for 200 • This is the wavelength of light with a frequency of 4.57x1014 Hz. • What is 656 nm? Back

Atomic Structurefor 300 • This is the noble gas electron configuration for Thallium, Tl. • What is [Xe]6s24f145d106p1? Back

Atomic Structure for 400 • This element has a full 3rd energy level and 6 valence electrons. • What is Selenium, Se? Back

Atomic Structure for 500 • This is the energy of light with a frequency of 5.77x1014 Hz. • What is 3.82x10-19J? Back

Repeating Patterns for 100 • This is the term that describes this category. • What is periodic? Back

Repeating Patterns for 200 • This is what happens to the ionization energy as you move down a family. • What is decrease? Back

Repeating Patterns for 300 • Of these three elements, Al, Si, and Ga, this is the one that has the smallest atomic radius. • What is Si? Back

Repeating Patterns for 400 • This is a graph of a periodic trend. • What is Back

Repeating Patterns for 500 • This is why the atomic radius decreases as you move across a period. • What is as you move from left to right across a period of elements, all electrons are being added to the same shell. But, at the same time, protons are being added to the nucleus, making it more positively charged. Since the electrons are being added to the same shell and there are more protons, there is a greater nuclear attraction and the atoms get smaller. Back

Reaction Types & Products for 100 • This is the type of reaction and the balanced equation for the heating of mercury I oxide. • What is decomposition of a binary compound and 2Hg2O4Hg+O2 Back

Reaction Types & Products for 200 • This is the type of reaction and the balanced equation for the reaction of aluminum and bromine. • What is combination and 2Al+3Br22Al2Br3 Back

Reaction Types & Products for 300 • This is the type of reaction and the balanced equation for the reaction of magnesium and aluminum nitrate. • What is single replacement and 3Mg+2Al(NO3)32Al+3Mg(NO3)2 Back

Reaction Types & Products for 400 • This is the type of reaction and the balanced equation for heating of sodium hydroxide. • What is decomposition of a metal hydroxide and 2NaOHNa2O+H2O Back

Reaction Types & Products for 500 • This is the type of reaction and the balanced equation for the burning of octane, C8H18. • What is burning of a hydrocarbon and 2C8H18+25O216CO2+18H2O? Back

Final Jeopardy • Make a wager! • This is the evidence that lead scientists to construct the model of the atom with energy levels: • What are the bright-line spectra of the elements. Back Click here for the Think Song: http://www.tesd.k12.pa.us/technology/2001-2002%20Web/Jeopardy.wav

How to use this game: • Slide 2 is the motherboard. When you click on the amount, it will take you to the corresponding slide. When you go back to the motherboard the amount should no longer show in black. • Click once on the slide to view the question for that amount. • Click a second time to view the answer. • Always, always click on the back button to go back to the motherboard. If you click on the slide it will take you to the next higher amount but it will not show that the new amount as unavailable on the motherboard. • Animations of text are set on random so a couple can be distracting or slow. • If the text is too small on the motherboard you could have it on the board as well. • If you’d rather not do the ppt but still want the game, try going to: Print  Print What  Handouts and Slides Per Page  9; or Print What  outline view • Double Jeopardy requires an extra click to get the question. Students will need to either draw and/or use the model kits to show protein synthesis. You decide. The answer is not provided. You’ll have to draw it on the board if you want it written. Don’t try and click for it. Obviously this is double the pay amount. • Final Jeopardy can be reached by clicking on the text in the sun symbol on the motherboard. • Because the amounts turn white after you use them, unfortunately you’ll have to close the ppt after each use to reset the amounts. • Options for how you play it with large groups are many. Do what you want and rock on!

Chemistry Jeopardy