Chapter 1 - Atoms Flashcards

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Nuclide

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A particular type of atom that possesses a characteristic atomic number (like Carbon-13).

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Z

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Atomic number

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A

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Mass number

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Monotopic elements

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Occur naturally with only one nuclide (no isotopes).

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Allotrope

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Different structural modifications of an element (graphite and diamond).

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Planck’s constant

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h = 6.626 x 10^-34 Js

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7
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SI unit of frequency

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Hertz (Hz)

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E =

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hc/wavelength

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Balmer series equation for hydrogen

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v (wavelength) = R(1/4-1/n^2)

R = Rydberg constant = 1.07 x 10^7 m^-1

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10
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angular momentum equation

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mvr = n(h/2pi)

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Bohr radius of H

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52.93 pm

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Wavefunction

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The probability of finding an electron at a given point in space is determined from the function psi squared.

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13
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Orbital quantum number

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l (lowercase L) = n-1

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Orbital quantum number determines the

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shape of the orbital.

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Magnetic quantum number

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ml = between +l and -l

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Magnetic quantum number gives information about

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the directionality of the atomic orbital.

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l values of s, p, d, f orbitals

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Degenerate

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Orbitals that possess the same energy.

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Number of radial nodes

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ns = n - 1
np = n - 2
nd = n - 3
nf = n - 4
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Zeff =

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Slater’s rules - electron in ns or np orbital

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(i) ns, np electrons contribute S = 0.35
(ii) (n-1) electrons contribute S = 0.85
(iii) (n-2) electrons contribute S = 1.00

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Slater’s rules - electrons in nd or nf orbital

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(i) nd, nf electrons contribute S = 0.35

(ii) electrons in any lower group contribute S = 1.00

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Typical elements

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The first 2 elements of each main group (except group 18).

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Pnictogens

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Chalcogens
Group 16
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Aufbau principle
Lowest energy orbitals are filled first.
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Hund's rule
Electrons fill sublevels 1 at a time, with parallel spin, before pairing.
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Pauli exclusion principle
No two electrons in the same atom have the same set of n, l, ml, and ms quantum numbers.
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First ionization energy
For a gaseous atom, the internal energy change at 0 K associated with the removal of the first valence electron.
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Electron affinity
Minus the internal energy change at 0 K associated with the gain of one electron by a gaseous atom.