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Jeopardy!
Matter and Its Atomic Nature
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FINAL JEOPARDYCategory-

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Answers
Final Jeopardy Answer-
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Early History200

• Ancient Greek scientist who thought matter was
  made of indivisible units (atoma)
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Early History 400

• Ancient Greek philosophers who called atoms
  hyles
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Early History 600

• These were the Classic Greek elements
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Early History 800

• Mystical pseudoscience searched for
  philosophers stone
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Daily Double
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Early History 1000

• Aristotles term for an indivisible unit of
  matter
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Scientists200

• Contribution Law of Conservation of Mass
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Scientists 400

• Using a CRT, discovered corpuscles
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Scientists 600

• Contribution Atomic Theory
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Scientists 800

• Refuted Thomsons Plum Pudding Model
• (Atoms are mainly empty space
• Nucleus is massive and positively charged)
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Scientists 1000

• Discovered the charge of an electron
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Atom200

• Sum of these subatomic particles atomic mass of
  an atom
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Atom400

• Mass is 1/1800 of a proton negatively charged
  particle
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Atom 600

• Atoms with the same atomic number but different
  atomic mass numbers
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Atom800

• This postulate of Daltons was disproved with the
  discovery of subatomic particles
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Atom1000

• This postulate of Daltons was disproved by the
  discovery of isotopes
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Periodic Table200

• Properties include solids, heat conductors,
  ductile, high melting point, malleable and have
  luster
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Periodic Table 400

• Properties include dull (lack of luster),
  nonconductors, low melting point
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Periodic Table 600

• Except for Aluminum, found on both sides of
  staircase
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Daily Double
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Periodic Table 800

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Periodic Table 1000

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Terms200

• Thomsons obsolete term for electrons
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Terms400

• used to describe substances in which you can see
  more than one color or type of matter
  composition is not uniform
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Terms600

• Thomsons beam was composed of electrons
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Terms800

• Radioactive particles in Rutherfords Gold Foil
  Experiment
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Terms1000

• Eugen Goldstein observed these by the cathode end
  of the CRT
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Laws200

• Mass of reactants Mass of products
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Laws400

• Chemical compounds always contain the same ratio
  of elements by mass
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Laws600

• When elements combine, they do so in a ratio of
  small whole numbers
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Laws800

• This phase of matter has a very high kinetic
  energy (energy of motion)
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