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Let’s Play Jeopardy

Let’s Play Jeopardy. Solutions and Mixtures. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Solubility 100. This is the amount of solvent that can be mixed in a solute. See Answer.

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Let’s Play Jeopardy

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  1. Let’sPlayJeopardy

  2. Solutions and Mixtures 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. Solubility100 This is the amount of solvent that can be mixed in a solute. See Answer

  4. Solubility100 A What is solubility?

  5. Solubility 200 This is an object in which is dissolved into a dissolving object. Answer

  6. Solubility 200 A What is a solute?

  7. Solubility300 This is an object in which is dissolving another object.

  8. Solubility 300A What is solvent?

  9. Solubility400 If there is 20 oz. of coffee and 5 oz. of sugar, what is the solvent? Answer

  10. Solubility 400A Coffee is the solvent

  11. Solubility500 • If there is 23 oz. of coffee and 70 oz. of sugar, what is the solute?

  12. Solubility 500A • Coffee is the solute.

  13. Mixtures 100 True and False- Least reactive metals cannot be grouped together. Answer

  14. Mixtures 100A False

  15. Mixtures 200 What are the four methods of separating mixtures into component parts? Answer

  16. Mixtures 200A Screening, filtering, paper chromatography, and boiling.

  17. Mixtures 300 _____________ are made of more than one element.

  18. Mixtures 300 A What is compounds?

  19. Mixtures 400 A reaction will increase when __________ reactants are added to the chemical reaction.

  20. Mixtures 400A What is more?

  21. Mixtures 500 Why do smaller particles mix better than larger particles?

  22. Mixtures 500 A They mix better because of increased surface area for reactants to hit each other.

  23. Matter 100 True or False- Elements are composed of one atom. Answer

  24. Matter 100A False

  25. Matter 200 Substances containing only two different atoms.

  26. Matter 200A What is a molecule?

  27. Matter 300 Properties of matter depend on these two qualities. Answer

  28. Matter 300A • What is molecular motion and molecular arrangement?

  29. Matter 400 This state of matter would have molecules that are tightly packed and vibrate when heated. Answer

  30. Matter 400A What is a solid?

  31. Matter 500 True or False- Chemical reactions can never form substances. Answer

  32. Matter 500A What is False?

  33. Molecular arrangement & motion 100 Fullerenes and Diamonds are both made of pure carbon, why do they look different? Answer

  34. Molecular arrangement & motion 100A • They look different because of their difference in molecular structure.

  35. Molecular arrangement & motion 200 What occurs in matter when heat is applied? Answer

  36. Molecular arrangement & motion 200A The molecular structure is in motion when heat is applied.

  37. Molecular arrangement & motion300 This state of matter moves like rubber balls bouncing in a room out of control when heated. Answer

  38. Molecular arrangement & motion 300 A What is gas?

  39. Molecular arrangement & motion 400 What occurs when there is a state change from a solid to a liquid? Answer

  40. Molecular arrangement & motion 400A There is heat energy added to the system.

  41. Molecular arrangement & motion 500 What occurs when there is a state change from a liquid to a solid? Answer

  42. Molecular arrangement & motion 500A There is heat energy leaving the system.

  43. Miscellaneous100 These are 3 different types of frictional forces. Answer

  44. Miscellaneous 100A What is rolling, sliding, and fluid friction ?

  45. Miscellaneous 200 Describe three forces acting on a pendulum. Answer

  46. Miscellaneous 200A What are gravity, the force of air resistance, and the force of friction from the hanging point of the pendulum. friction air gravity

  47. Miscellaneous 300 This is which has more force between a10 kg pendulum or a 10 gram pendulum. Answer

  48. Miscellaneous 300A What is the 10 kg pendulum has more force?

  49. Miscellaneous 400 This is an example of fluid friction. Answer

  50. Miscellaneous 400A What is air resistance?

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