ATOMIC STRUCTURE

1. ATOMIC STRUCTURE

2. NEUCLONS ELECTRONS PARTICLES HISTORY STABLE or not ELEMENTS $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 End game and credits

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

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

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

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

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

8. 1/2000th the mass. What is the size of an electron compared to a proton or neutron? ELECTRONS - $100 Back to game board

9. Negative charge. What is the charge of an electron or the electron cloud? ELECTRONS - $200 Back to game board

10. Electron cloud Where electrons are located? ELECTRONS - $300 Back to game board

11. 2, 8, 8 What are the maximum number of electrons that go on the first 3 energy levels? – *note* this works for science 1 class only because the third energy in reality contains more and you will learn this in chemistry class. ELECTRONS - $400 Back to game board

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

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

14. Tracks What do scientists study at particle colliders (through detectors) after they have caused two particles to collide or crash? PARTICLES - $200 Back to game board

15. Quarks What are the particles that makeup a proton or neutron? OR What are the fundamental particles that make up an atom? PARTICLES - $300 Back to game board

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

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

18. Indivisible or not to be cut. What is the Greek meaning of the word atomos? OR What was the original thought on the makeup of atoms? HISTORY - $100 Back to game board

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

20. Gold foil test What was the experiment that Rutherford ran that led to the discovery of electrons? HISTORY - $300 Back to game board

21. 3 of the 5 individuals we discussed that contributed to the development of modern atomic model/theory. Who were Democritus, Dalton, Thompson, Rutherford, Bohr? HISTORY - $400 Back to game board

22. 2400 BC When was the first description of the atom attempted? OR When did Democritus first attempt to describe the atom. HISTORY - $500 Back to game board

23. Atoms that were stable, undergo a change that causes them to become unstable. What is an atom that becomes ionized when a neutral atom gains or loses electrons? STABLE or not - $100 Back to game board

24. Full outer energy level. When is an atom considered stable in regards to its number of electrons? STABLE or not - $200 Back to game board

25. A negative two charge. What is the charge of an atom (that was stable/neutral) that gains two electrons? STABLE or not - $300 Back to game board

26. Noble gases What are the elements that are the most stable? OR What are the elements with full outer energy levels (with electrons)? STABLE or not - $400 Back to game board

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

28. Zero neutrons. What is “special” about the element hydrogen? OR How neutrons does the element hydrogen contain? PERIODIC TABLE - $100 Back to game board

29. Helium What noble gas does not have 8 electrons in its outer energy level? PERIODIC TABLE - $200 Back to game board

30. Groups and periods What are the vertical columns (elements have similar properties and vertical rows on the periodic table called? PERIODIC TABLE - $300 Back to game board

31. Atomic number What is the number that gives you the element and the number of protons contained in each elemental atom? OR What number signifies the number of protons for each element? PERIODIC TABLE - $400 Back to game board

32. Average atomic mass What elemental number signifies the number of neutrons and protons for each element and is an average mass for all atoms of the same element (isotopes)? PERIODIC TABLE - $500 Back to game board

33. THANK YOU FOR PLAYING... 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 ATOMIC STRUCTURE Jeopardy