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Elemental Jeopardy: Dive into the World of Chemistry and Elements!

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Join us for an exciting game of Elemental Jeopardy! In this interactive classroom activity, students will explore the history and applications of chemical elements through a fun and competitive format. Participants will answer questions in the form of a query, gaining points while learning about the periodic table, element properties, and electron arrangements. With opportunities for presentations and exciting prizes, this event encourages engagement and teamwork. Get ready to discover the fascinating world of elements while competing with your classmates!

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  1. Elemental Jeopardy Click to begin.

  2. Elemental Jeopardy Rules • Our host will select somebody to start • That person will pick a value and a category • The “answer” will be read by the host • People wanting to answer in the form of a QUESTION will put up their hands. The first hand up (determined by your teacher) gets to try first. If the first person is correct they choose again. If they are wrong, the next person to put their hand up gets to try. After two failures, the host reads the “Question” • Remember that participation is key as students will get checkmarks in the DSL book for answering (correct/incorrect) • Each host group has a maximum of 11 minutes and may not get through all of the answers they have prepared which is alright. • Each group must present one of their 1 minute vignettes associated with on of their elements sometime during the show. It should be associated with a specific question. • At the very end, students should list their four elements. • After all presentations, their will be prizes for most points, most attempts and best vignette. • Students will submit their electronic copy of this slide show either on a floppy, on CD or by email to kriffel@scs.sk.ca

  3. Elemental Jeopardy History of the Elements Periodic Table Facts and Trends Physical and Chemical Properties Elemental Applications Electron Arrangement 10 Points 10 Points 10 Points 10 Points 10 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points

  4. History of the Elements - 10 This Swedish names element means “heavy stone”

  5. History of the Elements - 10 What is Tungsten?

  6. History of the Elements - 20 During World War II, this metal was widely used to coat bearings in high-performance aircraft

  7. History of the Elements - 20 What is Indium?

  8. History of the Elements - 30 In 1871, Dimitri Mendeleev predicted this element to exist as a missing analogue of the silicon group

  9. History of the Elements - 30 What is Germanium?

  10. Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 10 The colour of Europium

  11. Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 10 What is silvery white?

  12. Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 20 The Atomic Radius of Germanium

  13. Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 20 What is 125pm?

  14. Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 30 The atomic radius of this lanthanide is 185pm

  15. Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 30 What is Europium?

  16. Physical and Chemical Properties - 10 This transition metal has a higher melting point than any other non-alloy in existence.

  17. Physical and Chemical Properties - 10 What is Tungsten?

  18. Physical and Chemical Properties - 20 This F-block element is the most reactive of the rare earth elements.

  19. Physical and Chemical Properties - 20 What is Europium?

  20. Physical and Chemical Properties - 30 This pure metal emits a high-pitched “cry” when it is bent

  21. Physical and Chemical Properties - 30 What is Indium?

  22. Europium both shares part of it’s name and is used in anti-counterfeiting phosphors in this currency Elemental Applications - 10

  23. Elemental Applications - 10 What is the Euro?

  24. Elemental Applications - 20 This element, in it’s powder form is used as a filler material in thermoplastic composites which are used as a nontoxic substitute for lead, in bullets, shot, and radiation shields.

  25. Elemental Applications - 20 What is Tungsten?

  26. Elemental Applications - 30 This group 14 element is used in wide-angle lenses and microscope objective lenses

  27. Elemental Applications - 30 What is Germanium?

  28. Electron Arrangement - 10 The noble gas notation of In

  29. Electron Arrangement - 10 What is [Kr] 5s2 4d10 5p1

  30. Electron Arrangement - 20 The Noble Gas Notation of W

  31. Electron Arrangement - 20 What is [Xe] 4f14 5d4 6s2

  32. Electron Arrangement - 30 The Electron Configuration of Germanium

  33. Electron Arrangement - 30 What is 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d10 4s2 4p2?