Chapter 4 Flashcards

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Scientist…wave-particle duality

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Einstein

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Scientist… Light as quanta of energy

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Mac Planck

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Scientist…planetary model of the atom

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Bohr

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Scientist…wavelike properties of electrons

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Broglie

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Scientist…the uncertainty principle

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Heisenberg

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Information scientists obtained for photoelectric effect

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  1. Frequency of light has to be above a certain minimum for the photoelectric effect to occur
  2. Photons-light exists as a particle and as a wave
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Scientist… Wave equation and quantum model of the atom

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Schrodinger

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Difference between ground and excited state of an atom

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The ground state is the lowest energy of an atom and the excited state is when the atom has a higher potential energy

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How are the excited states and ground states related to the atom giving off a photon

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Electrons release energy and the energy goes back to the ground state and a photon is given off

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Why is it that the energy levels of an atom can be determined by measuring the light emitted from the atom?

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Specific bands of color=specific energies

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Higher frequency=

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higher energy

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higher frequency=

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shorter wavelength

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red has a ________ wavelength

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long

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violet has a ________ wavelength

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short

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of orientations for s

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1

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of orientations for p

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3

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of orientations for d

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5

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of orientations for f

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how is bohr’s model of the atom similar to the quantum model

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  • nucleus with protons
  • not surrounded by electrons
  • electrons exist in certain energies
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how is bohr’s model of the atom different to the quantum model

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  • bohr had specific circular orbitals
  • bohr tried to predict exactly where the electrons were
  • quantum- electrons in 3d orbitals, not circular orbitals
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Pauli exclusion principle

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no electrons can have the same set of quantum numbers

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aufbau principle

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an electron occupies the lowest energy orbital that can receive it

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exceptions to the aufbau principle

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  • half-full sub levels are more stable
  • to make d and f sub levels more stable, electrons will go into orbitals with a higher energy first
  • atoms are more stable with a full energy level, full sub level(s,p,d,f) or a half full sub level
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electromagnetic radiation

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form of energy that exhibits wavelength behavior as it travels through space

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wavelength represented by_____(symbol)
lambda
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frequency measured in
hertz
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photoelectric effect
the emission of electrons from a metal when light shines on the metals
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wave-particle duality
light is both a wave and a stream of particles called photons
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photon
particle that transmits light
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continuous spectrum
emission of a continuous range of frequencies of electromagnetic radiation
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what causes the spectrum of an element
energy state of an atom
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what happens to extra energy
absorbed by electrons
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what determines the color of light
the wavelength of radiation
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when electrons absorb more energy, they move _______ from the nucleus
farther
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heinsenberg uncertainty principle
it is impossible to determine both the position and velocity of an electron
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schrodinger wave equation
tells the probability of finding an electron in a given area(orbital) around the nucleus
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4 types of quantum numbers
- principal - angular momentum - magnetic - spin
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orbital shapes:
s, p,d,f,g
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possible values of spin quantum number
+1/2 or -1/2
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aufbau principle
an electron that occupies the lowest energy level can receive it
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pauli exclusion principle
no 2 electrons can have the same set of four quantum numbers
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hund's rule
orbitals of = energy are occupied by one electron before an orbital is occupied by a 2nd electrons
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octet rule
atoms gain, lose, or share electrons until they have eight valence electrons