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<byojeopardy version="1.1"><topic><topic_name>The Atom</topic_name><value><amount>100</amount><question>What subatomic particle has a negative charge?</question><answer>Electron</answer></value><value><amount>200</amount><question>What subatomic particle has no charge?</question><answer>Neutron</answer></value><value><amount>300</amount><question>Where are electrons found in an atom?</question><answer>Electron Cloud or orbital</answer></value><value><amount>400</amount><question>What are the maximum number of electrons in an s orbital?</question><answer>2</answer></value><value><amount>500</amount><question>What are atoms of the same element that have different number of neutrons called?</question><answer>Isotopes</answer></value></topic><topic><topic_name>Periodic Table</topic_name><value><amount>100</amount><question>What is the symbol that represents the element Silver?</question><answer>Ag</answer></value><value><amount>200</amount><question>How many protons are in the element with the symbol C?</question><answer>6 protons in Carbon</answer></value><value><amount>300</amount><question>What is the name of the group of elements that fluorine and iodine are in?</question><answer>Halogens</answer></value><value><amount>400</amount><question>What is another name for group 18?</question><answer>Noble gases</answer></value><value><amount>500</amount><question>Why are the transition metals 10 to a period?</question><answer>d-block</answer></value></topic><topic><topic_name>Define the following</topic_name><value><amount>100</amount><question>Ion</question><answer>a charged particle, either the atom or molecule has gained or lost an electron.</answer></value><value><amount>200</amount><question>atomic radius</question><answer>one-half the distance between the nuclei of two bonded atoms</answer></value><value><amount>300</amount><question>the Law of Conservation of Matter</question><answer>In chemical reactions, matter is neither created nor destroyed.</answer></value><value><amount>400</amount><question>Ground State</question><answer>the lowest energy state (for electrons)</answer></value><value><amount>500</amount><question>AUFBAU principle</question><answer>Electrons fill the lowest possible energy levels first and then build up.</answer></value></topic><topic><topic_name>Chemicals</topic_name><value><amount>100</amount><question>Is the cooking of an egg a chemical or physical change?</question><answer>chemical change</answer></value><value><amount>200</amount><question>Is Air matter or energy?</question><answer>matter</answer></value><value><amount>300</amount><question>What is state of matter in which a material has neither a definite shape nor a definite volume?</question><answer>gas</answer></value><value><amount>400</amount><question>How many neutrons are in the isotope Plutonium-245?</question><answer>Covalent</answer></value><value><amount>500</amount><question>Is a solution of salt water a heterogenous or homogenous mixture?</question><answer>homogenous</answer></value></topic><topic><topic_name>Numbers, Units and Measurement</topic_name><value><amount>100</amount><question>What is the SI unit for length?</question><answer>meter</answer></value><value><amount>200</amount><question>What is the unit mL used to measure?</question><answer>volume</answer></value><value><amount>300</amount><question>How many significant digits are in the number 0.35?</question><answer> 2</answer></value><value><amount>400</amount><question>What is avogadro's number equal to?</question><answer>1 mole or 6.022 x 10&lt;sup&gt;23&lt;/sup&gt; particles</answer></value><value><amount>500</amount><question>What is the density of an object with a mass of 10 g and a volume of 8 cm&lt;sup&gt;3&lt;/sup&gt;?</question><answer>12g/8cm&lt;sup&gt;3&lt;/sup&gt; =1.5 g/cm&lt;sup&gt;3&lt;/sup&gt;</answer></value></topic><topic><topic_name>Daily Double</topic_name><value><amount>The Atom</amount><question>What sub-atomic particle did the cathode ray tube prove the existence of?</question><answer>The electron.</answer></value></topic></byojeopardy>
