Exam 2 Lecture 4 Flashcards

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ΔHf° for an element in it’s standard state

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Tabulated enthalpies of formation (ΔHf°)

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What are m and n? 7

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4
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calculate the enthalpy change for a chemical reaction of interest FORMULA

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Understanding______ is the key to understanding ______

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the arrangement of electrons in atoms, the reactivity of atoms and molecules

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6
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Name the superstars of chemical physics

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Electromagnetic radiation

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  • • Carries energy
  • • Many “types”
  • • Moves
  • • Wavelike character
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Properties of waves

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  • Regular rise and fall pattern,
  • Wavelength (λ, lambda),
  • Frequency (ν, nu),
  • Amplitude
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Regular rise and fall pattern

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– Repeating periodicity

– Peak maxima and peak minima 10

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Wavelength symbol

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(λ, lambda)

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Frequency symbol

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(ν, nu)

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Wavelength definition

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the distance from one peak maximum to the next 10

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Frequency definition

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the number of peak maxima that are passed per unit time 10

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Amplitude definition

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the height of the peak maxima and minima from the central axis 10

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15
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Electromagnetic waves

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  • Carry energy
  • • Electrical and magnetic components
  • • Classified based on wavelength
  • • Move at a constant speed (c)
  • • No propagating medium needed
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16
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Frequency is measured in

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hertz

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17
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a hertz is equal to a

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1/second

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18
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Directly proportional:

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19
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• Inversely proportional:

20
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What is the difference between AM and FM radio?

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AM: Amplitudinal modulation

FM: Frequency modulation

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Where is visible light on the electromagnetic spectrum?

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Where is Infrared on the electromagnetic spectrum?

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Where is Microwave on the electromagnetic spectrum?

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Where is radio waves on the electromagnetic spectrum?

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Where is long radio waves on the electromagnetic spectrum?
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Where is x rays on the electromagnetic spectrum?
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Where is uv on the electromagnetic spectrum?
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Where is gamma rays on the electromagnetic spectrum?
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What has higher frequency? Gamma rays or Microwaves?
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What has higher frequency? uv rays or Infrared?
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Unit for TV/Radio
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Unit for microwave
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Unit for infrared
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Unit for UV
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unit for X-rays, gamma-rays
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c
speed of light = 3\*10^8 m/s
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relationship between light, frequency, and wavelength
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A high frequency means a
Short wavelength
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A low frequency means a
long wavelength
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A long wavelength means a
a low freaquency
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A short wavelength means a
high frequency
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What is the wavelength of 92.1FM?
92.1 Megahertz
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Planck: Quantum Effects
• Energy is released/absorbed only in discrete “units”, “packets”, or “quanta”
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Quantum definition
the smallest quantity or packet of a given form of electromagnetic radiation
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Name some things that are quantized
Energy Piano music stairs
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Name something not quantized
violin music