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Valence Electrons

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Graph What’s Happening? 📈

H-50
Li-155
Na-158
K-259
Rb-254

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  • The spikes on the graph indicate a new row, meaning - a new energy level added to the element
  • A point means a new row
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Why is the atomic radius of a neutral atom smaller than anion ? ➖

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The added electron is pushing the other electrons further away from each other

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What factors affect the radius of an atom

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The amount of electrons and protons with their force/energy

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How does the radius of an atom affect the ability of the protons in the nucleus to hold on to and attract electrons? 〰️

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Electrons protons between their changes

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What factors affect the radius of an atom ❇️🌟➖

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Amount of electron and Protons between energy levels

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How does the radius of an atom affect the ability of the protons in the nucleus to hold on to and attract electrons ⚫️ •

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The bigger the radius the harder it is to hold on
the smaller the easier

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Why does atomic radius tend to increase as you move down a group but decreases as you move across the rows of the periodic table

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Increasing amount of protons

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The distance from the nucleus to the outermost valence shell

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Atomic Radius

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The energy needed to remove an electron from an atom or ion in its gaseous state

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Ionization energy

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The change in energy that occurs when an electron is added to a nuestros atom in the gaseous state

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Electron affinity

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The ability of an atom to attract electrons from outside ➖😡

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Electronegativity

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The amount of energy released when a nuestras atom or molecule gains an electron from outside

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Electron affinity

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To make a full valence shell

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8 v.e

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Less that 4 valence electrons

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Likely to lose

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More than 4 valence electrons

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Likely to gain

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Which transition would be associated with the greatest energy of emitted light? 🖇️🧷

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The atomic emission spectra of a helium atom on Earth and of a helium atom in the sun would be?

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Emission of light from an atom occurs when an electron?⬆️⬇️

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Drops from a higher to a lower energy level

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The light given off by a hydrogen lamp is? ♾️

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An atomic emission spectrum

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How are the energy and wavelength of light related? ⬆️🌟⬇️〰️

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Higher energy means lower wavelength

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Which color of visible light has the longest wavelength?

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When an electron moves from a lower to a higher energy level, the electron? 🌟

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Absorbs a specific amount of energy

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How does the energy of an electron change when the electron moves closer to the nucleus?

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In the Bohr model of the atom, an electron in an orbit has a fixed
Energy
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In the Bohr model of the atom where are the electrons located?
The electrons move in levels around the nucleus
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A continuous spectrum is...〰️☢️
All wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation
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An emission spectrum is... 📈🌞
Diagram that shows the specific emission of light by an atom
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Ground state is the...
Lowest energy state of an atom
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Excited state is?
A higher energy than it had in its ground state
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Each line in the hydrogen emission spectrum represents the 〰️🌞
Wavelength energy and the frequency of light emitted
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To explain the lines of an emission spectrum, scientists suggested that ➖H🌟
The electron of the hydrogen atom exists in energy levels
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When electricity flows through the hydrogen tube, the electron 🌟⬆️
Absorbs energy and jumps to a higher energy level
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The lines in the emission spectra are created when ⬇️🏥
Electrons fall to lower energy levels and emit EMR
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The electron emits a
Photon of specific wavelength energy and frequency
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Electron of the hydrogen atom emits only specific frequencies of light
Because the electron exists in very specific energy states
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The energy of the photon being emitted and the energy of the energy levels is 🌟🟰🌟
Equal to the difference in energy between the two levels
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What is the difference between an atom's ground state and an excited state?
Ground-lowest energy level; excited-higher energy level
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What is the relationship between the energy of an electron and the distance from the nucleus?
Closer to the nucleus lower the energy
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What is a photon?
A massless particle which contains a quantum of energy
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Why do the lines in the hydrogen emission spectrum have a specific wavelength? 🌞➡️〰️
They represent light emitted at specific wavelength