Periodic Table Review 1 Jeopardy Template

Groups	Using the Table	History & Today	Math	Units & Math Analysis
100 What is alkali metals Which group is highly reactive?	100 What is liquid Bromine Solid, liquid, gas or synthetic?	100 What is Mendeleev Who organized the periodic table?	100 What is 0.28g/mL What is the density of an object that weighs 2kg and takes up 7123 mL?	100 What is International system of units Units that scientists around the world can use
200 What is noble gases Which group is not reactive?	200 What is gas Argon Solid, liquid, gas or synthetic?	200 What is by atomic mass How did Mendeleev organize the periodic table?	200 What is 42% What is the percent of carbon in C12H11O12?	200 What is using a conversion factor to change from one unit to the next What is dimensional analysis?
300 What is transition metals Which group contains metals that are stable in nature?	300 What is synthetic Einsteinium Solid, liquid, gas or synthetic?	300 What is by atomic number How is the periodic table organized today?	300 What is 6.6% A scientist finds the density of a material to be 8g/mL, but it should be 7.5g/mL. What is his percent error?	300 What is if they are close to the accepted value How can you determine if results are accurate?
400 What is halogens Which group contains non-metals that are reactive?	400 What is metal Metal, Nonmetal, Metalloid? Lithium	400 What is if the elements are organized by increasing atomic number, the properties repeat at intervals. What is periodic law?	400 What is 0.8 moles How many moles are there in 64g Bromine?	400 What is if they are all close together How can you determine if results are precise?
500 What is halogens Which group is salt forming?	500 What is Metalloid Metal, Nonmetal, Metalloid? Silicon	500 What is he could predict other elements and their properties that were undiscovered, he organized something that wasn't organized before, and created a standard list of elements that all scientists could follow. What is the importance of Mendeleev's discovery? What did he contribute to science?	500 What is 0.0179 km/s A car is going 40 miles/hour. How much is that in km/s? 1 km = 0.62mi 1 h = 60 min 1 min = 60 s	500 What is fundamental is a core unit based in nature, while derived are a combination of fundamental units. What is the difference between fundamental and derived units?

Periodic Table Review

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