Choose Your Category
Scientists
Ends With
Name that
Violation
Quantum
Numbers
Noble Gas
Notation
Lewis Dot
Formulas
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Double Jeopardy
Scientists - 100
• I proposed this as the model of the atom.
The Answer is Erwin
Schrodinger
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Scientists - 200
• My work with hydrogen led to my planetary
model of the atom.
The Answer is Niels Bohr
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Random Points
300
Scientists - 300
• My ideas about waves involved it acting
like a wave or a particle.
The Answer is Louis de
Broglie.
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Scientists - 400
• I wasn’t certain about much, especially my
principle.
The Answer is
Heisenberg.
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Ends With - 100
• This element’s electron configuration ends
with 3s2?
The Answer is
Magnesium
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Ends With - 200
• This element’s electron configuration ends
with 4d6?
The Answer is Ruthenium.
Back
Ends With - 300
• What does lead’s electron configuration
ends with?
The Answer is 6p2.
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Daily Double
Ends With - 400
• What does Uranium’s electron
configuration ends with?
•The Answer is 5f4
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Name that Violation - 100
• 1s2 2s1 2p3.
The Answer is the Aufbau
Principle.
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Name that Violation - 200
The Answer is the Pauli
Exclusion Principle.
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Name that Violation - 300
The Answer is Hund’s
Rule.
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Name that Violation - 400
:He
The Answer is Hund’s
Rule.
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Quantum Numbers - 100
• This quantum number, l, results in the
shape or type of orbital (s, p, d, and f).
The Answer is
Angular Momentum
Quantum Number
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Daily Double
Quantum Numbers - 200
• This shape best represents this energy
level?
The Answer is p.
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Quantum Numbers - 300
• As this quantum number, which is
represented by the letter n, increases so
does the distance the electron is from the
nucleus.
The Answer is the
Principle Quantum
Number.
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Quantum Numbers - 400
• This quantum number, m, results in the
number of boxes that are drawn when
constructing orbital diagrams.
The Answer is
Magnetic Quantum
Number
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Noble Gas Notation - 100
• Where are the noble gases located on the
periodic table?
The Answer is the last
column on the right,
group 18, group 8A...
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Noble Gas Notation - 200
• What noble gas would be used in Boron’s
electron configuration if it is written in
noble gas notation?
•The Answer is He.
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Noble Gas Notation - 300
• What element has the noble gas notation
of its electron configuration equal to
[Kr]5s24d105p6?
The Answer is Xenon (Xe).
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Daily Double
Noble Gas Notation - 400
• Write the electron configuration of Bismuth
in noble gas notation.
The Answer is [Xe]6s24f145d106p3
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Lewis Dot Formulas - 100
• What is the Lewis Dot Formula for
Lithium?
.
The Answer is Li
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Lewis Dot Formulas - 200
• What is the Lewis Dot Formula for
Bromine?
..
The Answer is :Br:
.
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Lewis Dot Formulas - 300
• What is the Lewis Dot Formula for
Aluminum?
.
.
The Answer is Al
.
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Random Points
300
Lewis Dot Formulas - 400
What is the Lewis Dot Formula for
Osmium?
.
.
The Answer is Os
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Choose Your Category
The
Special
Families
Periodic
Trends
Laws
Vocabulary
Science
Guys
Metal,
Nonmetal and
Metalloid
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The Final Question
The Special Families - 100
• This group contains Cl, F and Br.
The Answer is the
Halogens
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The Special Families - 200
• This group is highly stable.
The Answer is the Noble
Gases
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The Special Families - 300
• My family’s electron configuration ends in
s 1.
The Answer is the Alkali
Metals.
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The Special Families - 400
• My group wants to lose 2 electrons.
•The Answer is the
Alkaline Earth Metals
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Periodic Trends - 100
• As you move across the Periodic table,
atomic radii _________.
The Answer is decreases.
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Random Points
500
Periodic Trends - 200
• What has the largest ionic radii, Cl or Cl-?
The Answer is the Cl-.
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Periodic Trends - 300
• What has the larger ionization energy, Mg
or Ba.
The Answer is the Mg.
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Periodic Trends - 400
• Place the following in order of increasing
electronegativities:
• As
• F
• P
• S
• Sn
• O
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The Answer is Sn, As, P, S, O, F
Vocabulary - 100
• The vertical columns are called this?
The Answer is family or
group.
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Vocabulary - 200
• The horizontal rows are called this?
•The Answer is Period.
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Vocabulary - 300
• The energy required to remove an electron
from an atom or ion is called this?
The Answer is ionization
energy.
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Random Points
400
Vocabulary - 400
Half the distance from center to center of
two like atoms that are bonded together is
known as this?
The Answer is (bond or)
atomic radius
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Laws
– 100
• How do you write the chemical symbols
with two letters.
The Answer is the first letter is capitalized
and the second is lower case.
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Laws –
200
• The periodic repetition of chemical and
physical properties of elements when
arranged by atomic number is now known
as this.
The Answer is the Periodic Law
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Laws –
300
The rule that says that all elements want to
have 8 valence electrons like the noble
gases.
The Answer is the rule of octets
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Laws –
400
Newlands’s law that deals with comparing
the repetitive nature of elements to
musical scales.
The Answer is the Law of
Octaves
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Science Guys - 100
I composed the first list of elements that
were known at the time. Of course there
were only 23.
The Answer is Antoine
Lavoisier
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Science Guys - 200
My ideas were criticized because of their
association with music.
The Answer is John Newlands
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Science Guys - 300
I could have gotten the credit for the
Periodic table if it hadn’t been for
Mendeleev.
The Answer is Lothar Meyer
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Double Jeopardy
Science Guys - 400
I proposed the Periodic Law.
The Answer is Henry Moseley
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Metal - 100
• This group is also known as the semimetals?
The Answer is
metalloids
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Metal - 200
• These are poor conductors of
electricity and heat?
The Answer is
nonmetals.
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Metal - 300
• These can be drawn into wires
(ductile) and hammered into sheets
(malleable).
The Answer is
metals.
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Metal - 400
• I am the only liquid nonmetal.
The Answer is
Bromine
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The Final Question
• The final question has to deal with:
»Electromagnetic
Spectrum
Make your wager and hand it to the
teacher
Final Question
• cosmic  gamma  X-rays  ultraviolet
(UV)  visible  infrared (IR)  microwave
 radar  TV  Radio
• What has the longer wavelength: blue or
green
And the Answer is:
• Green