How do I?
Atoms, I think...
Periodic, perhaps
Fallout Facts
Junk Drawer Random
100
What do you need to do every time you leave the room? (Besides let Ms. G know you're leaving)
Use smartpass to sign out or get a physical pass
100
Draw an atom with all three subatomic particles properly labeled
100
Th element Iron (Fe) is located at which group and period?
G: 8, P: 4
100
Name the three types of nuclear reactions we learned about last quarter.
Radioactive decay, fusion and fission
100
These are the colors on the visible light spectrum.
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet
200
List one thing you can do if Ms. G is incapacitated (this counts as an emergency).
Get another teacher for help, call the nurse or front desk
200
What is the name of this model of the atom?
Electron cloud model
200
Name any of the Noble Gas elements (write the whole name not just the symbol)
Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton, Xenon, Radon, Oganesson
200
Nuclear fusion only occurs in these specific locations
Stars!
200
This part of the atom absorbs energy, gets excited, and releases extra energy as light
electrons
300
What is one of your class norms we established at the beginning of the year?
Answers vary for each class
300
What determines the strength of an atom's nucleus?
# of protons
300
What are the three periodic trends we focused on last quarter?
Atomic radius, ionization energy, electronegativity
300
This type of decay produces particles big enough to be stopped by paper or skin, but strong enough to cause serious harm to humans if ingested.
Alpha particles/decay
300
Write the complete electron configuration for Chlorine (Cl)
1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p5
400
List the 2 places you can look for assignments/handouts/slides from days you were absent (Hint: Ms. G doesn't count)
Absent bin, Google Classroom/Into-Class slides
400
Isotopes of an element are versions of a typical atom- but what's different and why? (2 answers needed)
Atomic mass, isotopes have different # of neutrons
400
As you move from left to right across the periodic table, what does not increase?
# of electron rings
400
What types of atoms are needed to undergo nuclear fission? (Hint: we're looking for two specific characteristics)
Heavy & unstable atoms
400
How is the atom Al+3 formed? Extra points after this question!
Loses 3 electrons
500
What's the district's cell phone policy this year?
No cell bell to bell
500
As electrons move away from the nucleus, what happens to their energy?
Increases
500
What two things can determine the trends on the Periodic Table?
# of protons, # of electrons/rings
500
List 2 pros and 2 cons about using nuclear technology for energy production.
Pros: clean energy, sustainable, cheap to run after initial build, etc.
Cons: expensive up front, produces radioactive waste, threat of nuclear disaster (fission), etc.
500
How much energy is contained in photons with a wavelength of 1.89 x 10-7 m?
1.05 x 10-18 J