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Periodic Table Chemical Reactions

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This is the state of matter

that has a definite shape
and a definite volume.

A 100
solid
 A 100
The state of matter that has NO definite
shape or volume, but has lots of energy.
 A 200
plasma
 A 200
The state of matter with no
definite shape of volume.
 A 300
gas
 A 300
The state of matter with no definite
shape, but has a definite volume.
 A 400
liquid
 A 400
Explain the Law of Conservation
of Matter.
 A 500
You can’t create or destroy matter,
but you can change it.
 A 500
What is located in the
nucleus of an atom?
 B 100
protons & neutrons
 B 100
What are the names & charges
of all 3 parts of the atom?
B 200
protons (+), neutrons (0), electrons (-) B
200

According to the modern atomic theory.

where are electrons located?
 B 300
Outside the nucleus, somewhere
in the electron cloud.
 B 300
Give the formula for this
molecule.

B 400
NO2
 B 400
Neutrons are similar to protons,
except they have this kind of
charge.
 B 500
Neutral or no charge
B 500
Who created the modern periodic
table? C 100

Dimitri Mendeleev
C 100
How is the current periodic table
arranged? C 200

by atomic number
 C 200
Where do you look (on the periodic table) to
find elements that have similar properties?
 C 300
groups/families
 C 300

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DOUBLE C 400

What characteristics do all

Noble Gases have in common? C 400

They are all almost totally

unreactive.
 C 400
Which 2 families on the periodic
table are the most reactive?
 C 500
1 (Alkali Metals) & 17 (Halogen Gases)
C 500
What kinds of elements form ionic
bonds? D 100

Metal and nonmetals

 D 100
What are 2 common types of
chemical bonding?
 D 200
ionic & covalent
 D 200
When sodium and fluorine combine
chemically, what is formed?
D 300
Sodium fluoride-a stable compound D

300
 A + B → AB is an example of
what type of chemical reaction?

D 400
synthesis
 D 400
The reaction CaCO3 → CaO + CO2
is an example of what type
of chemical reaction?
 D 500
decomposition reaction
 D 500
The first step in the
Scientific Method.
 E 100
Define the problem.
 E 100
The second step in the
Scientific Method.
 E 200
Form a hypothesis.
E 200
You do this to test a hypotheses. E 300

Experiment!!
E 300
You collect this during an experiment. E
400

data
 E 400
This is the “final answer” in
the Scientific Method.
 E 500
conclusion
 E 500
This ancient country’s name used
to be Kemet.
 F 100
Egypt
F 100
This is the only food that doesn’t spoil.
F 200

honey
 F 200
Dolby surround sound was invented for
this movie in 1977.
 F 300
Star Wars
(Episode IV: A New Hope)
 F 300
Where does the United States keep
its supply of silver?
 F 400
West Point, NY
 F 400
What was the first book ever
written on a typewriter?
 F 500
Tom Sawyer
by Mark Twain/Samuel
 Clemmons
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category
is: Matter Matters
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