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Chemistry Millionaire Challenge: Test Your Knowledge on Protons, Bonds, and Reactions!

Dive into the Chemistry Millionaire Challenge and put your chemistry knowledge to the test with engaging multiple-choice questions! This challenge covers essential topics such as protons, ionic and covalent bonds, synthesis reactions, and the periodic table. Answer questions about atomic structure and chemical properties to see how well you understand the fundamentals of chemistry. Whether you’re a student, teacher, or a chemistry enthusiast, this challenge is a fun way to reinforce your understanding of chemical concepts!

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Chemistry Millionaire Challenge: Test Your Knowledge on Protons, Bonds, and Reactions!

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  1. ISM Millionaire Challenge CHEMISTRY

  2. #1 The proton is? A negative charged particle Orbits the nucleus A: B: A positive charged particle What’s a proton C: D:

  3. C

  4. #2 The nucleus contains… Protons and neutrons Electrons and protons A: B: Neutrons and electrons C: D: protons

  5. A

  6. #3 A compound… Is two or more elements mixed together Is two or more elements chemically bound A: B: Has the same properties as its elements Easily separated C: D:

  7. B

  8. #4 Vertical columns in the periodic table are.. ? Periods Families A: B: Similar in size Reactive with one another C: D:

  9. B

  10. #5 An example of a synthesis reaction is… C A+B A+B  H20 + C02 A: B: A+ Bx AX + B A + B  C C: D:

  11. D

  12. #6 This family is highly reactive in water. Halogens Alkaline Earth Metals A: B: Alkali Metals Transition Metals C: D:

  13. C

  14. #7 The atomic number comes from? The amount of electrons the element contains The amount of protons the element contains A: B: The amount of protons and electrons the element contains The amount of protons and neutrons C: D:

  15. A

  16. #8 An ionic bond is… When 2 atoms share electrons An element with a charge A: B: An attraction between two oppositely charge ions When an element loses electrons C: D:

  17. D

  18. #9 Which of the following contain covalent bonds? Mg0 CH4 A: B: Fe203 All of the above C: D:

  19. B

  20. #10 Which is an example of a balanced equation? 2KMn04 + H202 2K0H + 3Mn02 Mg + 02 Mg0 A: B: 4H + 02 2H20 6Fe + 02 Fe02 C: D:

  21. C

  22. #11 Electron Arrangement for Aluminum (Atomic Number 13) 2.8.3 8.2.3 A: B: 2.6.5 2.8.4 C: D:

  23. A

  24. #12 Which is an example of a cation? Atom that has gained electrons Atom that has lost electrons A: B: Non-metal elements found on right side of table C: D:

  25. B

  26. #13 How many H’s are in (Ethanol) 2C2H60? 8 12 6 A: B: 4 C: D:

  27. A

  28. #14 An anion is.. Positively charged metal ion Positively charged nonmetal ion A: B: Negatively charged metal ion Negatively charged nonmetal ion C: D:

  29. D

  30. #15 Which is not true about metals? mostly solid at room temperature Good conductors of electricity and heat A: B: React with acids to produce gas Form negative ions C: D:

  31. D

  32. Great Job!!!! Thank you for playing!

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