Download 2P chem jeopardy 2011

Acids and
Bases
atoms
Chemical
reactions
Rates of
Reactions
Ionic
compounds
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The Name of the
Centre of an atom
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The Nucleus
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Where the electrons “live”
In an atom
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Orbitals or electron
shells
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The charge on an electron
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Negative
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The name of the
neutral charged
subatomic particle
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A Neutron
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The name of the subatomic
Particle who’s number is
actually the atomic number
of the element.
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Protons
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What the starting
chemicals
Are called in a
chemical reaction
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Reactants
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When a combustion
reaction
Happens, this is
always released
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Energy in the form of
Heat and light
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Give 2 clues that a
chemical reaction has
taken place
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Temperature change,
colour change, bubbles,
Light produced etc.
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Which one of the
following is NOT an
example of a chemical
reaction?
a) Cooking an egg
b) a car engine running
c) boiling water
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c) Boiling water
This NOT a chemical reaction.
You can reverse it!
(water vapour condenses
to liquid water again).
**Caution,bubbles
DON’T ALWAYS mean a
Chemical reaction!
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When magnesium metal
Is burned in oxygen gas
Solid magnesium oxide
Is produced. State the
Word equation for this.
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Magnesium (s) + Oxygen (g)
= Magnesium oxide (s)
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What is the pH of a
neutral substance?
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pH = 7
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Give a possible pH of
a base
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Any number greater
than 7 and up to 14,
e.g. pH = 9
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Give one example of
an acid that
We have used in
class.
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Vinegar, lemon juice,
Hydrochloric acid
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When an acid and a
base are mixed
together, what type
of reaction is this
and name one product
that is produced
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Neutralization
Reaction
Water and a
salt are
produced
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Give one example of a
Neutralization
reaction
That we have done in
class
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The egg lab
(vinegar + egg shell)
Making soap
(olive oil + sodium
hydroxide)
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If you are cooking
something
On the stove, how
could you
Make it cook faster?
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Increase the
temperature
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What is one way
people slow
Down the rate that
food goes bad?
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Wrap it up,
put it in the fridge,
Pickle vegetables (vinegar),
make jam out of fruit
(sugar),
Smoke or salt meat
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When we crushed the
alkaseltzer or when
you cut up a potato
into smaller pieces,
what are you doing
(what factor are you
increasing?)
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You are increasing
surface area
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When we did the blast
off lab, if you decided on
one round to use 1 small
scoop of powder and then
on the next round you
used 2 large scoops of
powder, what factor are
you changing?
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Concentration
(you are making it
“stronger”)
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What are the
chemicals inside
Your body that make
chemical
Reactions go faster?
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Enzymes
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When an ionic bond
happens, what
happens to the
electrons of the
different atoms?
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One atom “steals” the
electrons away from
the other atom
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Where are metals on
the periodic table?
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On the left side
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Ionic compounds are
made up of a metal
atom plus this type of
atom
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A non-metal
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How many electrons
do all atoms “want” in
their outer shell?
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8
This is called a stable
octet
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Give the name for
the ionic compound
formed between
Aluminum and Oxygen
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Aluminum oxide
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