Chemistry Review Game #1

Layout of the Periodic Table

100

This is the name of group 1A.

Alkali Metals

200

This is the group number for the noble gases. 

18 or 8A

300

This is how many periods are on the periodic table.

7

400

The group of elements that touch the zig-zag or staircase on the periodic table are classified as this, not Aluminum though! 

Metalloids

500

This is the section of elements on the periodic table where you find the d sublevel (d block)

transition metals

Elements: Names & Symbols

100

Mg

Magnesium

200

Sodium

Na

300

Ca

calcium

400

Cu

Copper

500

Lead

Pb

The Atom

100

This is oxygen's atomic number.

8

200

For an atom to be neutral in charge, there needs to be the same amount of these two subatomic particles.

Protons & electrons

300

This is where you would find an atom's electrons.

Around the nucleus (energy levels) 

400

To find the mass number, you need to add up the number of these two subatomic particles. 

protons & neutrons

500

There are these many neutrons in the following:

Carbon-13

7

Units of Measurement

100

g is the unit for this

mass

200

mL is the unit for this 

volume

300

Joules and calories are both units for this

energy

400

g/cm³ or g/mL  are units for this

density 

500

J/gC is the unit for this.

specific heat capacity

Waves & Energy

100

The highest point on a wave is called this.

Crest

200

This color light has the shortest wavelength and the most energy.

violet

300

These have the longest wavelength: UV, radio waves or x-rays

Radio waves 

400

This is the relationship between frequency and wavelength. 

long wavelength, low frequency

short wavelength, high frequency 

500

To see an element's emission spectrum, this is what the electrons are doing. 

Going from excited state back to ground state/ releasing energy