What's in a name?
It's the little things in life
What's the matter?
All mixed up
Can I get your digits?
My jokes get no reaction
Speaking the lingo
What's your type?
Is it hot in here or is it just me?
200

The name of NO2-.

What is nitrite?

200

The smallest unit of matter that retains chemical properties.

What is an atom?

200

This is the formula for calculating volume, given mass and density.

What is V=m/d?

200
A sample of matter containing two or more distinct substances co-mingling with each other is classified as this.

What is a mixture?

200
The number 2010.0 has this many significant digits.
What is 5?
200

Energy due to a position.

What is potential energy?

200

The markings on an instrument that contain the certain digits are called this.

What are graduations?

200

The formula of ammonium bicarbonate.

What is NH4HCO3?

200

A type of energy associated with motion.

what is kinetic energy?

250

This term comes from a Greek word that means indivisible.

What is an atom?

250

This process can be expressed with the following equation:

A --> An+ + ne-

What is oxidation?

250

This subatomic particle contains no electrical charge.

What is a neutron?

250

This is the number of elements that exist as diatomic molecules.

What is seven?

250

The nuclide name of an isotope with 6 protons and 8 neutrons.

What is carbon-14?

250

When a gas becomes a solid.

What is deposition?

250

This is the number of angstroms in 1 Mm.

What is 1016?

250

A type of compound composed exclusively of nonmetal elements.

What is covalent/molecular (type III)?

250

This is where most of the energy on Earth comes from.

What is the Sun?

300

This chemical family favors the formation of -1 anions.

What are halogens?

300

These particles are nucleons.

What are protons and neutrons?

300
To count as matter, you need to have these two broad properties.
What is mass and volume?
300
A type of matter which can no longer be broken down into simpler matter by chemical means.
What is an element?
300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

This is the number of significant digits in the result of the following operation.

999cm+1.1cm

What are four significant figures?

300

There are this many mm3 in a cm3.

What is 1,000 (or 103)?

300

This physical reaction is also known as a change of state.

What is a phase change?

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

The name of the compound whose formula is HC2H3O2.

What is acetic acid?

300

Energy per unit of time.

What is power?

400

These special seven numbers (quantities) are used to define the SI base units.

What are fundamental constants?

400

This term means same number of electrons

What is "isoelectronic"?

400

Inertness is an example of this type of property.

What is a chemical property?

400

Compounds and elements are the two types of matter classified as this.

What is a pure substance?

400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!

This is the reason why the mass numbers on the periodic table are rarely ever whole number values.

What is the weighted average of all isotopes and their abundances?

400

The term chemical change is synonymous with this term.

What is a chemical reaction?

400

This SI base unit measures mass.

What is the kilogram?

400

These four transition metal elements are treated as main group elements when they form compounds.

What is Sc, Zn, Cd, Ag?

400

The number of joules in a nutritional calorie.

What is 4,184?

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

This nonmetal element is extremely close to eight times the atomic weight of neon.

What is bromine (Br2)?

500

The molecular mass of butane, (CH3)2(CH2)2, is this.

What is 58 amu?

500

This theory explained the law of conservation of matter.

What is the atomic theory?

500

A solution is sometimes called by this term.

What is a homogeneous mixture?

500

This is the maximum number of electrons that can be placed in the first two electron shells.

What is 10?

500

A type of process where electrons are gained.

What is reduction?

500

The name of this instrument is this.

What is an Erlenmeyer flask?

500

The name of the compound whose formula is TiO2.

What is titanium(IV) oxide?

500

What must be performed in order to affect any change to the universe.

What is work?

600

Monoatomic anions take this ending in their name.

What is "-ide"?
600

This atom has only 1 electrons in its third shell.

What is sodium?

600

This quantity is dependent on both mass and molecular movement.

What is heat (or kinetic energy)?

600

Clean air would be classified as this type of matter. 

What is a homogeneous mixture? 

or What is a solution?

600

The volume of this buret in milliliters.

 

What is 21.31 mL?

600

This is the heaviest of the diatomic elements

What is iodine?

600

This term means the capacity to do work.

What is energy?

600

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

The formula for hydrotelluric acid.

What is H2Te?

600

The amount of heat required to change the temperature of 1 g of substance by 1°C.

What is specific heat capacity?

700

A catch-all term for elements that reliably take a single kind of ionic charge.

What are main group elements?

700

A metric prefix that is 1000 times larger than nano-.

What is micro-?

700

The number of liters in 1000 m3 of volume.

What is 1 million?

700

This scientist discovered that a chemical reaction is simply a rearrangement of atoms.

Who is Dalton?

700

The number of electrons contained in the nuclide, 23592U6+.

What are 86 electrons?

700

A change that matter undergoes, which, on its own, is not sufficient to classify as a chemical or physical change.

What is a change in temperature?

What is dissolving?

700
A speculation based on a previous observation.

What is a hypothesis?

700

An ionic substance, usually dissolved in water, whose cation(s) are protons.

What is an acid?

700

The temperature at which molecular motion would stop.

What is absolute zero?