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Round 1

Periodic History

Table Basics

What’s My

Number

All in the Family

Bohr & Lewis

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500 500 500 500 500

Periodic History 100

A group of three elements is called a….

Periodic History 200

German chemist who placed elements in groups of three.

Periodic History 300

Russian Chemist who arranged the elements by increasing atomic mass.

Periodic History 400

English Scientist who used x-rays to create the modern periodic table.

Periodic History 500

•Modern periodic table is arranged according to …..

Table Basics 100

Columns on the table are called….

Table Basics 200

•Rows on the table are called…

Table Basics 300

Elements in the same column have what in common?

Table Basics 400

•Elements in the same row have what in common?

Table Basics 500

•Oxygen, Sulfur and Selenium all have what 2 things in common?

What’s My Number? 100

What is the Atomic Number for

Carbon?

What’s My Number? 200

How many protons are in Oxygen?

What’s My Number? 300

What is the mass number for Fluorine ?

What’s My Number? 400

What is the atomic mass of Boron?

What’s My Number? 500

What is the number of Protons and Neutrons

in Sodium ?

All in the Family 100

These elements all have 8 electrons in their outer shell.

All in the Family 200

•This group of elements all react with water?

All in the Family 300

•This is the name of the elements that have 7 valence electrons.

All in the Family 400

•Calcium and magnesium are elements in this Group.

All in the Family 500

•These elements make up the entire middle of the table; “B” elements.

Bohr & Lewis 100

Draw the Bohr diagram for Lithium.

Bohr & Lewis 200

Draw the Lewis Diagram for Phosphorous.

Bohr & Lewis 300

•Draw the Lewis Diagram for Bromine.

Bohr & Lewis 400

Draw the Bohr Diagram for Sodium.

Bohr & Lewis 500

Draw the Bohr diagram for Sulfur.

Periodic History100 Response

•A group of three elements is called a

triad.

Periodic History200 Response

•German chemist who placed

elements in groups of three; Dobereiner

Periodic History300 Response

•Russian chemist who arranged the elements by increasing atomic

mass; Mendeleev

Periodic History400 Response

•English scientist who used x-rays to create the modern periodic

table; Mosely

Periodic History500 Response

•Modern Periodic Table is arranged according to; atomic number

Table Basics100 Response

•Columns on the table are called; groups or families

Table Basics200 Response

•Rows on the table are called; periods

Table Basics300 Response

•Elements in the same column have what in common; same # of valence electrons

Table Basics400 Response

•Elements in the same row have what in common; same #

of energy levels

Table Basics 500 Response

•Oxygen, sulfur and Selenium all have what 2

things in common; properties and valence

electrons

What’s My Number 100 Response

•What’s the atomic number for Carbon;

6

What’s My Number200 Response

•How many protons are in Oxygen; 8

What’s My Number300 Response

•What is the mass number for fluorine?

19

What’s My Number400 Response

•What is the atomic mass of Boron;

10.811amu

What’s My Number?500 Response

•What’s the # of protons and neutrons in Sodium? 11 protons

and 12 neutrons

All in the Family100 Response

•These elements all have 8 electrons in their outer shell; group 18, VIIIA or Noble gases

All in the Family200 Response

•This group of elements all react with water; Group 1, IA or Alkali Metals

All in the Family300 Response

•This is the name of the elements that have 7 valence electrons; Halogens; Group 17 or VIIA

All in the Family400 Response

•Calcium and Magnesium are both elements in this group; Group 2, IIA or Alkaline Earth

All in the Family500 Response

•These elements make up the entire middle of the periodic table “B”

elements; Transition Metals

Bohr and Lewis100 Response

•Draw the Bohr diagram for Lithium

Bohr & Lewis200 Response

•Draw the Lewis Diagram for

Phosphorous

P

Bohr & Lewis300 Response

•Draw the Lewis Diagram for Bromine

Br

Bohr & Lewis400 Response

Draw the Bohr diagram for Sodium

Bohr & Lewis500 Response

•Draw the Bohr diagram for Sulfur

Round 2

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Final Jeopardy

Category11

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