Please click to read the rules for playing the review Jeopardy game . 

1. Please click to read the rules for playing the review Jeopardy game.  • Anyone can pick the questions as you are both playing all of the questions. • 2) Pick a box and read the clue. You both put your own answer • on your answer sheet being careful not to let the other person • see your paper. When you are both ready, click to get the actual answer. • If you get the answer right, write the dollar amountin the appropriate box • and circle it. You can both get it right and get the money. • If you get the answer wrong, put an X through the box. You don’t go negative. • If you both get the answer wrong, the money goes to your chemistry teacher. • Have one person keep a tally for her.  If she beats you…you are in trouble • for your final 

2. 4) The student with the most money at the end gets a prize . You will both turn in your Jeopardy board at the end of the hour. Make sure to show your work. **You will not earn points for just writing the correct answers if there is a calculation involved. 6) Make sure you understand how to play! This will help you on the test !

3. Chemistry Review

4. Chemistry Jeopardy

5. The positively charged particle in the atom. Click when you are both ready. What is the proton?

6. If you add the # of protons in Tin to the # of neutrons in cobalt and divide by the atomic # of He you get this #. Click when you are both ready. What is 41?

7. The amount of protons and neutrons in an atom of Pb-209. Click when you are both ready. What is 82 protons and 127 neutrons?

8. The charge of the nucleus. Click when you are both Ready. What is positive?

9. The particle that is responsible for all chemical bonding. Click when you both are ready. What is the electron?

10. The horizontal rows on the Periodic table. Click when you are both ready. What are periods?

11. The gases in group 18 that are very unreactive. Click when you are both ready. What are the noble gases or inert gases?

12. The element in period 6, group 14. Click when you are both ready. What is lead?

13. The elements are arranged in order of increasing ___ ___. Click when you are both ready. What is atomic number?

14. He created the first modern periodic table. Click when you are both ready. Who is Mendeleev?

15. All metals (except Hg) are this state of matter at room temp. Click when you are both ready. What is solid?

16. Elements that are shiny, dense, Solid, and good conductors. Click when you are both ready. What are metals?

17. Phase of matter with the highest density. Click when you are both ready. What is solid?

18. Phase of matter with molecules the farthest apart. Click when you are both ready. What is gas?

19. The 4th phase of matter: has the highest amount of energy. Click when you are both ready. What is plasma?

20. The name of HCl is: Click when you are both ready. What is hydrochloric acid?

21. The name of N2O2. Click when you are both ready. What is dinitrogen dioxide?

22. The chemical formula For H2CO3? Click when you are both ready. What is carbonic acid?

23. The name of Sn(OH)4. Click when you are both ready. What is tin (IV) hydroxide? Must have (IV) to win points.

24. The name of Fe2O3. Click when you are both ready. What is iron (III) oxide. Must have (III) to be right.

25. H3O+ is known as this ion. Click when you are both ready. What is hydronium?

26. This ion is produced by a base. Click when you are both ready. What is hydroxide? (OH-)

27. The pH of a 0.0025 M HCl solution. Click when you are both ready. What is 2.6?

28. The pH of a .0045 M NaOH solution. Click when you are both ready. What is 11.65?

29. Calcium carbonate reacts with HCl in a neutralization reaction. The products are... Click when you are both ready. What are CaCl2, H2O, and CO2?