Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
Q

The intensity of a light is a function of the waves______

A

Amplitude

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2
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A point of zero amplitude

A

A node

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3
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Unit of frequency

A

Cycles per second or hertz

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4
Q

As wavelength increases, frequency and energy ________

A

Decrease

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5
Q

Max Planck proposed that light waves existed as discrete packets of energy known as…

A

Quanta

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6
Q

Ultraviolet catastrophe

A

According to classical physics, the intensity of emitted light approaches infinity as the wavelength approves zero (incorrect)

Predictions failed in the UV region

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7
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Light acts as….

A

Waves and particles

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8
Q

An object can gain or lose energy by absorbing or emitting radiant energy in…..

A

Quanta

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9
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Quanta of energy

A

Smallest unit of energy that may be emitted as radiation

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10
Q

Electrons can only go up or down_____levels

A

Entire

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11
Q

Quantization is the….

A

Only specific energies that are allowed

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12
Q

Certain metals will____electrons when light strikes the metal surface

(Excited electrons, think of flame test)

A

Release (energy must exceed a threshold energy first)

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13
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Blackbody radiation

A

Theory that a body absorbs all of the radiation that falls on it

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14
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Packets of energy

A

Photons

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15
Q

There is a 1:1 correspondence between ejected electrons and______

A

Light waves

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16
Q

Credited with the first modern model of the hydrogen atom based on the “line spectra” of atomic emission sources

A

Bohr

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17
Q

Proposed a “planetary” structure for the atom where the electrons circled the nucleus in….

A

Defined orbitals

(Attractive electrostatic forces of the electron and nucleus were balanced by the centripetal forces of the orbiting electron)

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18
Q

When ______light passes through a prism, all of the colors of the rainbow are observed

A

White

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19
Q

When the light from a discharge tube containing a pure element is passed through the same prism….

A

Only certain colors are observed (emission spectrum)

20
Q

Wavelength red presents the distance between one complete______
(Wavelength)

21
Q

The lines on the line spectrum indicate…

A

Jumps between allowed energy levels

22
Q

Wave duality

A

Electron has the properties of lights and waves

De brogli

23
Q

Heisenberg uncertainty principle

A

Impossible to determine exact position and velocity of electron

24
Q

Schrodinger

A

Determined that matter could be described as a wave, came up with orbitals

25
The behavior of an electron in the atom can be described as....
Is standing wave
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Pauli exclusion principal
No 2 electrons have the same quantum numbers
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The importance of E =mc ^2
Energy has mass
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Electromagnetic radiation can be thought of as..:
A stream of particles called photons
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Diffraction results when...
Iight is scattered from a regular array of points or lines
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T or F All matter exhibits either particulate or wave properties exclusively
F
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The 4 lines observed in the visible emission spectrum for hydrogen tell us that...
Only certain energies are allowed for the electron in a hydrogen atom
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Criticism of the Bohr model of the atom
Does not adequately predict the ionization energy of the valence electrons for elements other than H
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Bohr's model correctly describes....
Only the H atom
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Orbital
Space where electrons are most likely to be found
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Can the movement of electrons be determined?
No
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The size of an orbital is_____defined
Arbitrarily
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How to find electrons in n=___
n^2 * 2 (electrons)
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The lowest energy configuration for an atom is the one having the maximum number of unpaired electrons allowed by the Pauli principle in a particular set of degenerate orbitals
Hund's rule
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n describes the.... | Principle quantum number
Energy level, row on periodic table, size of orbital
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n represents the...
Subshell
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l is the_____quantum number
Angular momentum
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l represents the
Subshell (shape of orbital)
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l equals...
0 to n-1 values The # of nodes (space that no electrons occupy)
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ml represents the _______quantum number
Magnetic
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ml equals
-l to +l
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ms represents the_____quantum number ms equals...
Spin -1/2 or +1/2
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The number of orbitals having a given value of l is equal to...
2l + 1