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Chemical BINGO
Ra Pt Ca Si Ar
Mn As Sr Pb K
W Sb CHEMICAL BINGO Au Ag
Br Sn F P Ga
Ti Zn Hg Na Mg
B
Cl
C
Cr
Cu
He
I
Fe
Ne
NO
Al
H
Ni
Pt
S
U Bh
Uuo
Chemical BINGO
Ra Pt Ca Si Ar
Mn As Sr Pb K
W Sb CHEMICAL BINGO Au Ag
Br Sn F P Ga
Ti Zn Hg Na Mg
B
Cl
C
Cr
Cu
He
I
Fe
Ne
NO
Al
H
Ni
Pt
S
U Bh
Uuo
Aluminum AlArgon ArArsenic AsBohrium BhBoron BBromine BrCalcium CaCarbon CChlorine ClChromium CrCopper CuFluorine FGallium GaGold AuHelium HeHydrogen HIodine IIron FeLead PbMagnesium Mg
Manganese MnMercury HgNeon NeNickel NiNitrogen NOxygen OPhosphorous PPlatinum PtPotassium KRadium RaSilicon SiSilver AgSodium NaSulfur STin SnTitanium TiTungsten WUranium UUniloctium UuoZinc Zn
Study Sheet on Elements and their Uses
Name Symbol
Aluminum AlArgon ArArsenic AsBohrium BhBoron BBromine BrCalcium CaCarbon CChlorine ClChromium CrCopper CuFluorine FGallium GaGold AuHelium HeHydrogen HIodine IIron FeLead PbMagnesium Mg
Description Uses
light, silver coated metal kitchen pans, airplane partscolorless, odorless gas electric-light bulbspoisonous, grayish-white powder insect powders
black crystals boric acids, boraxbrownish-red gas poisonous gas, ethyl gasoline, photographic filmsilver-white metal limestone, quicklime, mortar, bleaching powderblack solid or clear crystal coal, diamonds, pencils, inkpoisonous, greenish-yellow gas germ killer, bleaching compounds, table saltsilver-white metal rustproof, plating, stainless steelreddish-brown metal coins, electric wires, kitchen panspoisonous, pale-yellow gas insect powders, etching glass, tooth decay (preventative)soft, silver metal heat sensorsyellow metal jewelry, filling teethlight colorless gas (inert) inflating balloonslight colorless gas (flammable) fuel, cutting and welding metals, synthetic fatgray solid or purplish-black crystals germ killer, medicinessilver-white metal dry cells, steel, black paint, glasssoft, bluish-white metal paint, pipe solder, shot, ethyl gasolinelight-silver colored metal thermometers, barometers, fillings teeth
Printablecopy
Study Sheet on Elements and their Uses
Description Uses
Grayish-white metal dry cells, steel, black paint, glassSilver-colored, liquid metal thermometers, barometers, fillings teethColorless gas advertising signsHard, silver-white metal coins, plating other metalsColorless gas fertilizers, explosives, ammoniaColorless gas breathing, burning, cutting and weldingWaxy-yellow or reddish powder matches, rat poisonSoft-silver-white metal jewelry, chemical apparatusWaxy, silver-white metal gunpowder, fertilizer, soapSilver-white metal medicines, luminous paintsBrown powders or gray crystals glass, grinding stonesSoft white metal coins, jewelry, tableware, mirrorWaxy, silver- white metal table salt, baking soda, lye, soapYellow solid matches, gunpowder, fireworks, dyesSoft, white-metal tin foil, plating, solderBrittle, silver-white metal steel, cutting tools, paint, smoke screensHeavy, silver-white metal electric light filaments, toolsHeavy, hard, white metal atomic energy
Bluish-white metal dry cells, coating or galvanized iron
Manganese MnMercury HgNeon NeNickel NiNitrogen NOxygen OPhosphorous PPlatinum PtPotassium KRadium RaSilicon SiSilver AgSodium NaSulfur STin SnTitanium TiTungsten WUranium UUniloctium UuoZinc Zn
The game consists of Bingo cards and a number calling guides. You play the game the same way as conventional Bingo®, except instead of using numbers you ask questions.
As you ask a question, "What is the symbol for Strontium?" the students look at their cards, covering up the answer if it appears on their cards. You may wish to have one of the students be the "caller" while you check to see if the students are covering the right answer.
You may wish to play any number of variations of the game; regular five in a row, four corners, or for a real challenge "black-out:, having the students cover the entire card to win.
Students must read back, both symbol and correct name for the element to win.
This provides an interesting way to review the course content. You may wish to use this before holidays, and award prizes of some sort to the winners. No matter how you use the game, you will find lots of enthusiasm and the students eager to play it again.
Chemical BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
Chemical BINGO
NH4+ NO2
1- CO32- MnO4
1- PO43-
ClO31- O2
2- Cr2O72- OH1- CN1-
P3- N3- CHEMICAL BINGO SO4
2- ClO21-
IO31- CrO4
2- CH3COO- HSO41- SO3
2-
ClO1- NO31- S2- ClO4
1- Cl1-
Permanganate
Phosphide
Hydroxide
Nitrate
Chlorate
Phosphate
Hypochlorite
Sulfate
Phosphite
Nitrite Cyanide
Carbonate
Ammonium
PeroxideChlorite
Ammonium
AcetateSulfite
Dichromate
Bisulfate
Bicarbonate
phosphate
sulfate
carbonate
chlorate
nitrate
Polyatomic Ions - Memorize
phosphATE
sulfATE
carbonATE
chlorATE
nitrATE
PO43- ……………
SO42- ……………
CO32- …………..
ClO31- …………..
NO31- ………..….
Eight “-ATE’s”
Exceptions:
ammonium
hydroxide
cyanide
NH41+ ……………
OH1- ……………
CN1- …………..
Polyatomic Ion: a group of atoms that stay together and have a single, overall charge.
BrO41-
Perbromate ion
BrO31-
Bromate ion
BrO21-
Bromite ion
BrO1-
Hypobromite ion
CO42- CO3
2-
Carbonate ion
CO22- CO2-
ClO41- ClO3
1-
Chlorate ion
ClO21- ClO1-
IO41- IO3
1-
Iodate ion
IO21- IO1-
NO41- NO3
1-
Nitrate ion
NO21- NO1-
PO53- PO4
3-
Phosphate ion
PO33- PO2
3-
SO52- SO4
2-
Sulfate ion
SO32- SO2
2-
1 more oxygen “normal” 1 less oxygen 2 less oxygen
Common Polyatomic IonsPrintablecopy of
PolyatomicIons
PHOTO-GRAPHIC
FILM
Silver halidesrequired.
47 Protons
HOMEREPAIR
Radon detected in your basement.
86 Protons
BATTERYSALE
Lithium requiredfor rechargeablebatteries. Eachplayer gives you
3 Protons
DEEP SEANODULES
Your dredging feefor Manganese
nodules.
12 Protons
BICYCLEACCIDENT
Iodine antisepticrequired for
skinned knees.
53 Protons
ARTISTSUPPLIES
Cobalt Bluecoloring pigment
required.
35 Protons
TOOL STEELHARDNER
Molybdenum forsteel alloy.
18 Protons
DENTIST BILL
Fluorine requiredto fluoridate your
water.
9 Protons
SWINDLED
You were sold aTechnetium mine.Element does not
exist in nature.
43 Protons
CANNERY
You own a Tinmine in Bolivia.
Collect from each player.
50 Protons
ACIDSTOMACH
Milk of Magnesiarequires
Magnesium.
12 Protons
PRECIOUSMETAL
INVESTMENT
Gold costs $350an ounce.
79 Protons
SALTSUBSTITUTE
PotassiumChloride for
sodium restricteddiet.
19 Protons
DIAMONDSUBSTITUTE
Cubic Zirconiumrequired.
48 Protons
RADIATIONSHIELD
Lead used duringdental X-ray.
82 Protons
SWIMMINGPOOL
CLEANING
Chlorine to preventalgae growth.
17 Protons
FREE TRIP
Helium Balloonride to
Group VIIIBmetal of your
choice.May acquire.
UTILITY BILL
As owner of theNeon Light Co.,receive light bill
from each player.
10 Protons
RUST
You left Dad'stools outside.
Give allowance toIron works.
26 Protons
LIGHT BULBS
Tungstenrequired forfilament.
74 Protons
DOCTOR BILL
Krypton has taken your
unusual strength.
36 Protons
ALUMINUMWELDING
Argon neededto preventoxidation.
18 Protons
FLASH LAMP
Xenon gasrequired
54 Protons
FARMER
You needNitrogen for
fertilizer.
7 Protons
ATOMICCLOCK
Cesium requiredfor nuclear decay
material.
55 Protons
JEWELERSALE
Expensive form of Carbon.Collect for
diamond ring from each player.
6 Protons
INTEGRATEDCIRCUITS
Silicon requiredfor 4 inch wafers.
14 Protons
ACID RAIN
Pollution fine forSulfur dioxide
from your industrial plant.
16 Protons
CAR BUMPERREPAIR
Chromiumrequired for
electroplating.
24 Protons
BACK TOSCHOOL
Carbon requiredin graphite formfor lead pencils.
6 Protons
Al13
26.9815
Ar18
39.948
As33
74.9216
Bh107
(262)
B5
10.811
Br35
79.904
Cu29
63.546
Ca20
40.078
C6
12.011
Cl17
35.4527
Cr24
51.9961
F9
18.9984
Ga31
69.723
Au79
196.967
He2
4.00260
H1
1.00797
I53
126.904
Fe26
55.847
Pb82
207.2
Mg12
24.3050
Mn25
54.9381
O8
15.9994
Hg80
200.59
Ne10
20.1797
Ni28
58.693
N7
14.0067
P15
30.9738
Pt78
195.08
K19
39.0983
Ra88
226.025
Si14
28.0855
Ag47
107.868
Na11
22.9898
S16
32.066
Sn50
118.710
Ti22
47.88
?1
1.00797
W74
183.84
U92
238.029
Uuo118
?
Zn30
65.39
?1
1.00797
?1
1.00797
?1
1.00797
?1
1.00797
Aluminum Argon Arsenic Bohrium Boron
Bromine Calcium Carbon Chlorine Chromium
Copper Fluorine Gallium Gold Helium
Hydrogen Iodine Iron Lead Magnesium
Manganese Mercury Neon Nickel Nitrogen
Oxygen Phosphorous Platinum Potassium Radium
Silicon Silver Sodium Sulfur Tin
Titanium Tungsten Uranium Uniloctium Zinc
Chemical BINGO
Ra Pt Ca Si Ar
Mn As Sr Pb K
W Sb Au Ag
Br Sn F P Ga
Ti Zn Hg Na Mg