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Periodic Table Power-Up

Intro chemistry · Medium · 15-20 min

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This board helps players review Science · Chemistry through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Element Symbols, Families, First 20 Elements, Properties, Famous Chemists. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • Element Symbols

    Symbol for gold.

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    Au

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  • Families

    Group 1 elements (except H) are called this.

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    Alkali metals

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  • First 20 Elements

    Element with atomic number 1.

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    Hydrogen

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  • Properties

    Horizontal rows on the periodic table.

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    Periods

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  • Famous Chemists

    Created the first widely accepted periodic table.

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    Dmitri Mendeleev

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Element Symbols

$100 — Symbol for gold.
Au
$200 — Symbol for iron.
Fe
$300 — Symbol for potassium.
K
$400 — Symbol for silver.
Ag
$500 — Symbol for tungsten.
W

Families

$100 — Group 1 elements (except H) are called this.
Alkali metals
$200 — Group 2 elements are called this.
Alkaline earth metals
$300 — Group 17 elements are called this.
Halogens
$400 — Group 18 elements are called this.
Noble gases
$500 — The 'rare earth' elements at the bottom of the table.
Lanthanides

First 20 Elements

$100 — Element with atomic number 1.
Hydrogen
$200 — Element with atomic number 6.
Carbon
$300 — Element with atomic number 8.
Oxygen
$400 — Element with atomic number 11.
Sodium
$500 — Element with atomic number 20.
Calcium

Properties

$100 — Horizontal rows on the periodic table.
Periods
$200 — Vertical columns on the periodic table.
Groups (or families)
$300 — Side of the table where metals are found.
Left (and center)
$400 — Elements with properties of both metals and nonmetals.
Metalloids
$500 — Element that is liquid at room temperature (and a metal).
Mercury

Famous Chemists

$100 — Created the first widely accepted periodic table.
Dmitri Mendeleev
$200 — Discovered polonium and radium.
Marie Curie
$300 — Father of modern chemistry; named oxygen.
Antoine Lavoisier
$400 — Proposed the atomic theory in the early 1800s.
John Dalton
$500 — Won the 1954 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the nature of the chemical bond.
Linus Pauling

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