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Chemistry Jeopardy

Explore the foundational concepts of atomic theory and notable discoveries in chemistry. From the earliest ideas proposed by Greek philosophers to the groundbreaking experiments of scientists like Rutherford and Chadwick, understand the evolution of atomic models. Learn about the charge-to-mass ratio of electrons, the gold foil experiment, and the characteristics of isotopes. This overview also addresses changes made to Dalton's atomic theory, elemental safety symbols, and practical measurements in chemistry. Delve into the significant contributors and principles that shaped our understanding of matter.

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Chemistry Jeopardy

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  1. Chemistry Jeopardy FJ

  2. He developed the first atomic theory

  3. This Greek presented the idea that all matter is made up of atoms

  4. He calculated the charge to mass ratio of an electron

  5. He performed the gold foil experiment

  6. He invented the cathode ray tube

  7. Neutral particle found in the nucleus

  8. Particle discovered by Chadwick

  9. Particle that has a mass of 9.109x10-28g

  10. The number of these particles is different in isotopes of the same element

  11. Particle with a mass of 1.673x10-24g

  12. In his version of the atomic theory, he (incorrectly) argued that atoms are not divisible

  13. While working under under Rutherford, he developed a new model of the atom – sometimes called the planetary model

  14. He developed the Plum Pudding model of the atom

  15. Describe two of the changes made to Dalton’s atomic theory

  16. Dalton used these two fundamental chemistry laws to create his atomic theory

  17. Einsteinium has this many protons

  18. The following isotope has this many electrons: 37Cl

  19. The following isotope has this many neutrons: 3H

  20. The following isotope has this many electrons: 112Ba+5

  21. Identify the isotope that has 49 neutrons and a mass number of 87

  22. The symbol shown below warns about this type of safety

  23. Even though we know of 123, only this many elements are naturally occurring

  24. What is the symbol for the element Tungsten?

  25. This is the most abundant element in earth’s atmosphere

  26. If 1 zam equals 5 bams, find the volume of a rectangular solid that measures 2 zams by 10 bams by 5 bams

  27. Daily Double

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