Exam 2 Review Flashcards

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what is wavelength

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lamba, distance between two peaks of a wave

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2
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what is frequency

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v, the number of wave cycles per second

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3
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what is amplitude

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a, the height

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4
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what is the electromagnetic spectrum

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the full range of electromagnetic radiation, organized by frequency or wavelength

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5
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constructive vs destructive interference

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constructive two waves overlap to combine to create a larger wave, destructive two waves overlap and cancel each other out

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6
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what is a node

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one or more points between the two ends of a wave that are not in motion, probability of finding a electron is zero, amplitude is 0

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7
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explain quantization

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energy levels within an atom or molecules can only exist at specific real values, n

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what is the photoelectric effect

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light causes electrons to be ejected from a metal surface, shows that light can act like particles, photons

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9
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explain line spectra

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when atoms are excited, their electrons jump to higher energy levels, and when they fall back down emit light at a specific wave length, rydberg equation

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10
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explain bohr’s model

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electrons are found in orbits around the nucleus, orbits farther apart are higher in energy

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explain absorption

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atom absorbs energy around it causing an electors to jump to a higher level, ∆E is positive

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explain emission

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atom releases energy causing electron to move to a lower energy level, ∆E is negative

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13
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what does the Heisenberg uncertainty principle state?

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we cant exactly know where an electron in, but we can predict regions where it is most likely to be found

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14
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what does the quantum number n stand for

A

size/ energy level

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15
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what does the quantum number l stand for

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shape, 0 to n-1, spdf

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16
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what does the quantum number ml stand for

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orientation, from 1 to -1

17
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what does the quantum number ms stand for

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spin, +1/2 or -1/2

18
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how many lobes does the p orbital have

19
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how many lobes does the s orbital have

20
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how many lobes does the d orbital have

21
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how many lobes does the f orbital have

22
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what is the Pauli exclusion principle

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np two electors can have the exact set of 4 quantum numbers

23
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valence vs core electrons

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valence are the outermost electrons, highest energy level, core are inner.

24
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ground vs excited state

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ground will have all shells full, excited will have one not full

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what is zeff
amount of positive charge an electron feels, z-s, # protons - inner shell electrons
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what is ionization energy
amount of energy required to remove an electron in the gas phase
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what is covalent radius
1/2 the distance between nuclei
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what is electron affinity
energy change for the process of adding an electron to an atom in the gas phase, result in a anion
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what is a ionic bond
electrons are transferred and ions are held together electrostatically
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what is a covalent/molecular bond
electrons are shared between atoms
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ionic vs covalent bonds
ionic has metal and non metal, covalent has two non metals
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how are electrons held together in a ionic bond
in a lattice structure, metal donates electrons to the non metal
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describe non polar covalent
shared evenly, two of same electronegativity, pure
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describe polar covalent
shared unevenly, two different non metals
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what is electronegativity
the ability of an atom in a COMPOUND to draw electrons to itself