Cellular Jeopardy

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Cellular Jeopardy
Chemical soup
Organic Bobanic
Bond James Bond
I can see clearly now microscope
ATOMMOTA
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Final Jeopardy
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The positive particle in the atom.
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proton
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This particle is found outside of the nucleus
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electron
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30 points
This particle is found in the nucleus has a
neutral charge
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neutron
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If an atom is neutral in charge and has 18
protons, then it also has 18 of these particles
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electrons
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If these particles change in their number, then
you would have a completely different element
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protons
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Atoms that share one or more electrons, would
form this type of bond
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Covalent
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Sodium chloride would form this type of chemical
bond because sodium would have a 1 charge and
chlorine would have a -1 charge
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ionic
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A molecule of water would have this type of bonds
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covalent
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When two atoms share one electron, it is said
that they form a single bond of this type
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covalent
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An isotope of an element will differ from another
isotope in this way
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Number of neutrons
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Give the example of a chemical reaction from the
list below Ice melting Sugar dissolving Iron
rusting Water evaporating
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Iron rusting
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This is formed when two or more different
elements combine
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compound
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The concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution
is known as this
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pH
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The minimum energy needed to for reactants to
form products is this two word term
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Activation energy
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Substance that release Hydrogen ions when
dissolved in water, and lower the pH values
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acid
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The objective lens that you should always leave
your microscope on when you are finished in lab
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Scanning power
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This adjustment knob is never to be used high
power
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Coarse adjustment knob
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How do you carry your microscope to your table
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Two hands with one hand on the base and one hand
on the arm
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This part of the microscope is used to adjust the
amount of light entering the body tube
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diaphragm
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the total magnification of on our school
microscopes is found by taking
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Multiply the eyepiece magnification (10X) times
the objective lens magnification (either 4X, 10X
or 40X)
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What is the smallest unit of life?
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Cells
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An organic or biological catalyst that is found
in the body?
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enzyme
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An enzyme will allow for a chemical reaction to
occur because it will lower this
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Activation energy needed for a chemical reaction
to occur
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An organisms genetic information is stored in
this type of macromolecule
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DNA or nucleic acid
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Heat added to initiate a chemical reaction is
more commonly called this term
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Activation energy
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Final Jeopardy
These substances are weak acids or bases that can
actually react with strong acids or strong bases
to keep the pH within a particular range
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Final Jeopardy Answer
buffer