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$100 Question from C1

The parts of atoms that combine to form different compounds with different properties.

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What are electron clouds?

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$200 Question from C1

This is the type of compound that dissolveseasily in water and the solution conducts electricity.

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What is an ionic compound?

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$300 Question from C1

These elements are found in all

Silicates.

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What are Silicon and Oxygen?

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$400 Question from C1

This element is in anhydrite (CaSO4)and also in olivine (Mg2SiO4)

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What is (O) Oxygen?

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$500 Question from C1

The compounds in the table that contain sulfur.

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What are Anhydrite and Pyrite?

$100 Question from C2

This happens to electrons when atoms bond.

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What are shared or transferred?

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$200 Question from C2

These are chemical bonds that form from the attraction of negative and positive ions.

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What are ionic bonds?

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$300 Question from C2

This is what happens between atoms in covalent and polar covalent compounds.

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What is electrons are shared?

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$400 Question from C2

In order to form an oxygen(O2) molecule, this must happen.

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What is one atom is joined to another by a covalent bond?

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$500 Question from C2

This is how carbon can have differentforms.

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What is because of different bonds?

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$100 Question from C3

The chemical formula for propane is C3H8.This is what the subscripts tell you.

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What are three atoms of carbon andeight atoms of hydroden?

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$200 Question from C3

This is the ratio of sodium atoms to chlorine atoms in halite minerals (NaCl)?

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What is 1:1?

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$300 Question from C3

The ratio of the atoms in feldspar (KAlSi3O8).

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What is 1:1:3:8?

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$400 Question from C3

This is how you know that sulfur is the negative ion in the compound pyrite (FeS2).

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What is: pyrite belongs to the sulfides. Sulfur has to be its negative ion. You name a negative ion by dropping the last part of an element’s name and adding -ide?

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$500 Question from C3

Methane’s chemical formula is CH4. Propane’s chemical formula is C3H8. This is what we know is probably true about the two compounds and about the elements that make them?

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What is: Methane is a compound made of one atom of carbon and four atoms of hydrogen. Propane is a compound made of three atoms of carbon and eight atoms of hydrogen. Both compounds are made from carbon and hydrogen. Their properties are different from one another and from the properties of the elements that make up each compound?

$100 Question from C4

The chemical formula

for benzene (Carbon little circles and Hydrogen big circles).

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What is C6H6?

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$200 Question from C4

• This is the ratio of nitrogen (the large circle) to hydrogen (the smaller circles) in the compound ammonia.

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What is 1:3?

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$300 Question from C4

This is how you know that hydrogen is a molecule

$300 Answer from C4What is: a molecule is a group of atoms joined by covalent bonds. Since both atoms in the picture are the same, they must share electrons. That means they are joined by covalent bonds, and hydrogen is a molecule?

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$400 Question from C4

Potassium iodide is this kind of compound.

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What is a ionic compound?

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$500 Question from C4

This is a Lewis Dot Structure of H2O.

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What is H:O: H

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$100 Question from C5

This determines the properties of a compound.

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What is the atoms of the elements in the compound and how they are arranged?

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$200 Question from C5

This makes metals easy to form into different shapes.

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What is electrons move easily among atoms of metals?

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$300 Question from C5

This is how metallic bonds, ionic bonds, and covalent bonds are alike, different. Use the terms electron cloud, transfer, share, and molecule in your response.

$300 Answer from C5What is: chemical bonds form when electrons in the electron clouds of two or more atoms interact. Ionic bonds form when atoms transfer electrons. Covalent bonds form when atoms share electron pairs. Covalent bonds form individual molecules. Metallic bonds are bonds in which metal atoms share electrons equally in all directions?

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$400 Question from C5

Description of two characteristic properties of each of the following compounds: compounds with metallic bonds, compounds with ionic bonds, and compounds with covalent bonds

$400 Answer from C5What are: Metallic bonds make metals melt at high temperatures and conduct electricity. Ionic compounds have extremely high melting and boiling points and often dissolve easily in water. Covalent compounds often melt at relatively low temperatures, stay intact in water, and will not conduct an electric current and that ionic compounds will conduct a current when in solution?

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$500 Question from C5

This is the Lewis Electron Dot Structure of CH4.

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HWhat is H:C:H? H

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Final Jeopardy

This is the atom count, Lewis Electron Dot Structure, type of bond, and model of NaOH.

Final Jeopardy AnswerWhat is: 1 atom of Na, 1 atom of O, and 1 atom of H. They form an ionic bond and the Lewis Electron Dot Structure is + -Na:O:H and the model ?