1.2 atomic orbitals Flashcards

1
Q

what are the possible values of the spin magnetic q.n.?

A
  • 1/2 or +1/2
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2
Q

what does the spin magnetic quantum number, ms describe?

A

the direction of electron spin

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3
Q

how do orbitals increase in energy within a subshell?

A

s < p < d < f

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4
Q

how many types of each orbital are there, regarding the magnetic quantum number?

A

s - 1 type
p - 3 types
d - 5 types
f - 7 types

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5
Q

what do possible values of the magnetic quantum number range from?

A

-l to +l

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6
Q

what does the magnetic quantum number, ml describe?

A

the orientation in space of the orbital

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7
Q

describe the shape of a d orbital

A

double dumbbell

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8
Q

describe the shape of a p orbital

A

dumbbell

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9
Q

describe the shape of a s orbital

A

spherical

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10
Q

which angular quantum number, l, represents which orbital?

A

s=0, p=1, d=2, f=3

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11
Q

what does the angular quantum number, l, describe?

A

the shape of the subshell/orbital

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12
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what does the principal quantum number, n, describe?

A

the energy level an electron is found in

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13
Q

what information can quantum numbers provide us with?

A

the energy of an electron, and information about its location within an atom

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14
Q

how many electrons can electrons hold?

A

a maximum of 2

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15
Q

what is an orbital?

A

an area of space where there is a high probability of finding an electron

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16
Q

explain the term ‘standing waves’

A

waves that vibrate in time but do not move in space

17
Q

what does the term wave-particle duality refer to?

A

electrons behaving as both particles and waves