JEOPARDY!
UNIT 3
Structure of Matter
Metals
Ions and
Isotopes
Periodic
Table
Groups
Atomic
Structure
P.T. Facts
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100
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
300
300
300
300
300
400
400
400
400
400
500
500
500
500
500
Metals
100
Where on the periodic table
are the metals located?
Metals
100
Where on the periodic table
are the metals located?
On the left of the zig-zag
line
Metals
200
What is the name of the
group that contains the
most reactive metals?
Metals
200
What is the name of the
group that contains the
most reactive metals?
Group 1 – Alkali Metals
a.
b.
c.
d.
Metals
300
How many electrons do
most metals have in their
outer energy levels?
1-3
4-5
6-7
8 (their energy level is full)
a.
b.
c.
d.
Metals
300
How many electrons do
most metals have in their
outer energy levels?
1-3
4-5
6-7
8 (their energy level is full)
Metals
400
Most of the metals on the
periodic table belong to
this group.
Metals
400
Most of the metals on the
periodic table belong to
this group.
Transistion metals
Metals
500
This characteristic allows
heat (thermal energy) and
electricity to travel through
metals.
Metals
500
This characteristic allows
heat (thermal energy) and
electricity to travel through
metals.
Conductivity
Ions and Isotopes
100
An ion has a different
number of these two
particles.
Ions and Isotopes
100
An ion has a different
number of these two
particles.
Protons and Electrons
Ions and Isotopes
200
What is the name given to
an element that has lost
some electrons, it has
more protons than
electrons?
Ions and Isotopes
200
What is the name given to an
element that has lost some
electrons, it has more
protons than electrons?
Positive ion
Ions and Isotopes
300
Isotopes of the same
element have different
numbers of these.
Ions and Isotopes
300
Isotopes of the same
element have different
numbers of these.
neutrons
DAILY DOUBLE!
Ions and Isotopes
400
How many protons and
electrons would a positive
ion of Carbon with a +2
charge have?
Ions and Isotopes
400
How many protons and
electrons would a positive ion
of Carbon with a +2 charge
have?
Protons: 6
Electrons: 4
Ions and Isotopes
500
How many protons neutrons
and electrons would a
negative ion (-2) of
Neon-22 have?
Ions and Isotopes
500
How many protons neutrons
and electrons would a
negative ion (-2) of Neon-22
have?
Protons: 10
Neutrons: 12
Electrons: 12
Periodic Table Groups
100
This group is extremely
reactive, which means that
it is usually found
combined with other
elements
Periodic Table Groups
100
This group is extremely
reactive, which means that it
is usually found combined
with other elements
Groups 1 and 17
Alkali metals and halogens
Periodic Table Groups
200
This group is nonmetal and
unreactive
Periodic Table Groups
200
This group is nonmetal and
unreactive
Group 18 – Noble Gases
Periodic Table Groups
300
This group is extremely
reactive with Alkali Metals
and Alkaline Earth Metals
Periodic Table Groups
300
This group is extremely
reactive with Alkali Metals
and Alkaline Earth Metals
Group 17 - Halogens
Periodic Table Groups
400
This group contains
elements that are NEVER
found uncombined in
nature.
Periodic Table Groups
400
This group contains
elements that are NEVER
found uncombined in
nature.
Group 1 Alkali Metals
Periodic Table Groups
500
This is the most reactive
metal on the list:
K, Ca, or Al
Periodic Table Groups
500
This is the most reactive
metal on the list:
K, Ca, or Al
Atomic Structure
100
These particles are the
same as the atomic
number
Atomic Structure
100
These particles are the
same as the atomic
number
protons
Atomic Structure
200
This unit is used to measure
the mass of atomic
particles.
Atomic Structure
200
This unit is used to measure
the mass of atomic
particles.
Atomic Mass Unit (amu)
Atomic Structure
300
Where in an atom are the
electrons located?
Atomic Structure
300
Where in an atom are the
electrons located?
Electron shells or clouds
Atomic Structure
400
Calculate the atomic mass
of an atom with 58
protons, 58 electrons, and
83 neutrons.
Atomic Structure
400
Calculate the atomic mass
of an atom with 58
protons, 58 electrons, and
83 neutrons.
141 amu
DAILY DOUBLE!
Atomic Structure
500
Which of these is an isotope
of Aluminum?
a.
b.
c.
d.
13
13
13
12
protons,
protons,
protons,
protons,
14
15
14
15
neutrons,
neutrons,
neutrons,
neutrons,
13
14
16
12
electrons
electrons
electrons
electrons
Atomic Structure
500
Which of these is an isotope
of Aluminum?
a.
b.
c.
d.
13
13
13
12
protons,
protons,
protons,
protons,
14
15
14
15
neutrons,
neutrons,
neutrons,
neutrons,
13
14
16
12
electrons
electrons
electrons
electrons
P.T. Facts
100
What is the name given to
the rows on the periodic
table? (left to right)
P.T. Facts
100
What is the name given to
the rows on the periodic
table? (left to right)
periods
P.T Facts
200
There are 18 of these on
the periodic table.
P.T Facts
200
There are 18 of these on
the periodic table.
Groups or families
P.T. Facts
300
These 3 categories are how
elements are classified
according to their
properties.
P.T. Facts
300
These 3 categories are how
elements are classified
according to their
properties.
Metals, non-metals, semimetals
P.T. Facts
400
This element is in the same
period as Rb and the same
group as Kr.
P.T. Facts
400
This element is in the same
period as Rb and the same
group as Kr.
Xe (Xenon)
P.T. Facts
500
Elements in group 18 are
called Noble Gases.
Explain why.
P.T. Facts
500
Elements in group 18 are
called Noble Gases.
Explain why.
They are unreactive. They
do not react with the other
elements on the periodic
table
FINAL JEOPARDY
Final Jeopardy
If you find the average
mass of all the isotopes of
an element, you will know
it’s ______________.
Final Jeopardy
If you find the average
mass of all the isotopes of
an element, you will know
it’s Atomic Mass.