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The Atom JEOPARDY

The Atom JEOPARDY History The Atom IsotopesNuclearChemistry I’m feeling lucky 100 200 300 400 500

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The Atom

JEOPARDY

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The first to describe matter as being composed of individual matter

A: Who is Democritus ?

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History200

A: Who is J.J. Thomson ?

He determined the charge-to-mass ratio for the electron from the behavior of a cathode ray tube with electric and magnetic fields.

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A: Who is John Dalton?

Published his atomic theory in 1808.

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A: Who is Robert Boyle?

The first to publish all the experimental details of his work, including experiments that did not work.

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History500

A: Who is Antoine Lavoisier?

He established the Law of Conservation of Mass.

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A: What is a nucleus?

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Very small is size, but has a very large mass

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A: What are electrons?

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They take up lots of space and have very little mass.

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A: What is the mass number ?

When rounded to the nearest whole number, the atomic mass becomes this.

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A: What are 3 protons, 4 neutrons and 2 electrons ?

The number of protons, electrons, and neutrons in this lithium atom

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5 7Li2+1

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The number 5 represents this.

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A:What is the number of lithium atoms?

5 7Li2+1

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Isotopes100

A: What is the number of neutrons or mass?

The different between isotopes of a particular element.

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A: What is a weighted average (for all of the element’s isotopes) ?

The average atomic mass represents this.

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A: What is the number of neutrons does not affect its electron or chemical behavior?

The reason all isotopes of an element behave nearly identically.

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A: What is 55.85 g/mole?

Based on this data, the weighted atomic mass of iron.

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isotope isotopic molar mass (g/mole)

naturally occurring abundance

54Fe 53.940 5.82 %56Fe 55.935 91.66 %57Fe 56.935 2.19 %58Fe 57.933 0.33 %

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A: What is the 77.5% (35C) and 22.5% (37C) ?

The % abundance of chlorine-35 and chlorine-37 when the average atomic mass = 35.45.

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Nuclear Chemistry100

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Produced in nuclear reactions, but do not change the nucleus by themselves.

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Nuclear Chemistry 200

A: What is radioactivity?

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The spontaneous decomposition of a nucleus to form another nucleus and produce one or more particles.

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Nuclear Chemistry300

The nuclear equation for the beta decay of 120Cs.

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Nuclear Chemistry400

A: What is 83 ?

If the number of protons in the nucleus exceeds this, then the nuclide is radioactive

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Nuclear Chemistry500

Protactinium-229 goes through two alpha decays and releases three gamma rays.

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A: What is zero?

The mass of a gamma particle.

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A: What is a cathode ray tube?

An evacuated glass through which a stream of electrons is passed

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A: Who is Joseph Gay-Lussac?

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The balloonist who determined that gasses combine in definite ratios by volume.

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A: What are earth, air, fire and water?

The Greek natural philosophers were the first to try to explain why chemical changes occur using this four element system.

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A: What is an allotrope?

Different forms of the same element.

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