JEOPARDY!

EXAMS: A DAY (Friday the 11th) BDAY (Monday the 14th)

Periodic Table

 Get into groups of 5 Choose your group wisely

because everyone will need to participate Put your notes away Sit quietly until everyone is ready to start

BEFORE WE CAN START

 To begin, each group will choose a warrior this person

will go to war for their group. All of the chosen warriors will meet at the line with their board & marker. NO ONE SHOULD WRITE UNTIL THE QUESTION HAS BEEN FULLY READ. I WILL SAY WHEN. The warriors will write their answer and raise their board once they have written/drawn the correct answer. The warrior who has the correct answer and raises their board first wins the points.

The team with the MOST POINTS will receive 5 extra points on Exam #2.

RULES

History of the Atomic Theory 100

The Current Atom

Bohr Model

Trends

Electron Configuration

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History of the Atomic Theory -100

_____________ is the smallest particle that retains

the properties of an element

Atom
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History of the Atomic Theory 200

Father of the modern atomic theory

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Dalton/John Dalton

History of the Atomic Theory 300

Who discovered electrons

JJ Thompson

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History of the Atomic Theory 400

Who discovered that electrons move in orbits around

the nucleus?

Bohr/Neils Bohr

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History of the Atomic Theory 500

Whos discoveries led to the Plum Pudding

Model?

JJ Thompson

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History of the Atomic Theory 600

Ernest Rutherford used this experiment to

demonstrate that there is a dense nucleus at the center of the atom.

Cathode Ray

Analyzing various chemicals

Gold foil

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History of the Atomic Theory 700

Who used calculus and math experiments to

determine that electrons do not move in planetary orbits?

Erwin Schrodinger/Schrodinger

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History of the Atomic Theory 800

Who developed the belief that everything is made

up of tiny parts called atomos?

Democritus

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The Current Atom - 100

Electrons have what kind of charge?

Negative

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The Current Atom -200

Valence electrons are?
Electrons near the nucleus Electrons in the middle of the ring Electrons in the atom Electrons in the outer ring

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The Current Atom - 300

Neutrons have which type of charge?

Neutral/0

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The Current Atom - 400

Where is the neutron located?

Inside/nucleus

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The Current Atom - 500

Label the atom
1.

2.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
3.

Electrons Nucleus Neutrons Protons Electron cloud

4. 5.
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The Current Atom - 600

Element Protons Neutrons Electrons

(1)
Nickel Holmium

(2)
(3) (5)

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31 (6)

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(4) (7)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Tellurium/Te 52 28 28 67 98 67

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The Current Atom -700

The Mass # is the number of _______ and

________ combined.

Protons and neutrons

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The Current Atom - 800

Which element have the most neutrons

Phosphorus

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Bohr Model - 100

Draw a Bohr model for Potassium (K):

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Bohr Model - 200

How many valence electrons does potassium

have?

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Bohr Model - 300

What happens when we excite and electron?
For example, we add energy to the electrons

They jump/move to the next energy level

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Bohr Model - 400

Which color has the lowest energy and

frequency?

red

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Bohr Model - 500

How many electrons does Oxygen have? How

many valence electrons?

8 and 6

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Bohr Model - 600

Which color has the highest energy and

frequency?

Violet

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Bohr Model - 700

Which two elements have the same number of

valence electrons? A. Sc and Sn B. Na and Mg C. F and At D. O and K

C.

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Bohr Model -800

Draw a Bohr model of Titanium:

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Trends - 100
A change in form but not composition is

________ which is an appearance change.

Physical change

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Trends - 200
Metal or non-metal.

Ge is a _______and P is a _______?

Ge =metal P=non-metal

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Trends - 300
What do the trend arrows look like for increasing

electronegativity?

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Trends - 400
What do Calcium, Cobalt, and Bromine all have in

common?
1. They are all metals 2. They are all the in the same group 3. They are all in the same period

3.

4. The are all non-metals

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Trends - 500
What is ionization energy?

The energy needed to remove an electron

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Trends -600
The atom needs ____valence electrons to be

stable?

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Trends - 700
Name the 4 chemical families:

1. 2. 3. 4.

Alkali Alkali earth Halogens Noble Gases

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Trends - 800
Which of the following is likely to have the largest atomic radius?
a) H b) Mn c) Cl d) Rb e) Ag

Rb / (option D.)

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Electron Configuration - 100

Write the LONGHAND electron configuration for

Lithium (Li)

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Electron Configuration - 200

Aluminum (Al), Iodine (I), and Oxygen (O) are all

in which orbital? S,F,P,D

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Electron Configuration - 300

Write the LONG HAND electron configuration for

Oxygen (O).

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Electron Configuration - 400

Which is the correct SHORTHAND configuration

for Phosphorus (P):

a. b.

[Ne] 3p3 [Ne] 3s23p6

[Kr] 3s23p6 d. [Ne] 3s23p3

c.

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Electron Configuration - 500

Write the SHORTHAND electron configuration for

Gallium (Ga):

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Electron Configuration -600

Write the LONGHAND and SHORTHAND

configuration for Iron (Fe):

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Electron Configuration - 700

Write the SHORTHAND electron configuration for

Niobium (Nb)

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Electron Configuration - 800

Write the SHORTHAND and LONGHAND

electron configuration for Silicon (Si)

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