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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
Click to begin.
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Isotopes Ions
Periodic Table
Mystery?
Old Guys
Atoms
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What has to be true for a atom to be neutral?
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Is must have the same number of protons () and
electrons (-) In other words it can not be a ion
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What determines the identity of a element?
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The atomic number
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An atom of Ag with 47 p 47 e- and 61 n0 would
have a mass number of what?
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108
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How are ions formed?
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Ions are formed with an atom gains or looses
electrons
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Why are all atoms of an element the same?
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The number of protons in each atom are the same
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What type of force holds the nucleus together?
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A STRONG Nuclear Force
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What does the current model of a atom suggest?
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An electron cloud surrounds the nucleus
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A atom of Plutonium with 94 protons 94 electrons
and 145 neutrons would have a mass number of what?
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Plutonium-239
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How do Isotopes exist for the same elements? What
is different?
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Isotopes have a different number of neutrons from
the original atom
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How many Neutrons are in a atom of C-14?
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8
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Who preformed the Gold Foil Experiment?
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Rutherford
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What does the term atomos mean and who first
coined it?
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Cant be divided, Democritus
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Which delightful man discovered the electron?
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Thomson
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What were peoples reactions when Democritus
proposed the idea of an uncuttable particle?
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Poor Democritus no one believed him because of
that mean ole Aristotle
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Who believed that an atoms positive charge was
located in the nucleus?
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Rutherford
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Elements that do not ordinarily form compounds
are called what?
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Noble Gases
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How did Mendeleev first organize the periodic
table?
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Increasing atomic mass
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What are the two most common Alkaline Earth
Metals?
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Calcium and Magnesium
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Elements that are poor conductors at room
temperature are classified as what?
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Nonmetals
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What do elements in the same column of the
periodic table have in common?
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Their properties
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What are atoms composed of?
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Protons, Neutrons and Electrons
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What does the number of protons in a atom
represent?
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The atomic number
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According to the Periodic Table what determines
the identity of an element?
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Atomic Number
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How many Neutrons are in a atom of Calclum?
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20
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What are the horizontal rows of the period table
called?
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Periods
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Final Answer
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Final Question