JANUARY 22 TEST Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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EACH ORBITAL CAN HAVE ———— ELECTRONS

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WHEN ASKING FOR THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ELECTRONS, COUNT THE NUMBER OF

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HORIZONTAL ELEMENTS

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3
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ORBITALS=

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Ml

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4
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Ml=

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-l up to 0 up to +l

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5
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l=

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Sublevel

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6
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When talking about sublevels,

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S,p,d,f and 0,1,2,3

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7
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l equation

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N-1

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8
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What makes an atom bigger?

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when there are more electrons

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9
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L is what numbers

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0,1,2,3

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10
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Mendeleev periodic table orginization

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-Horizontally by atomic mass
-Vertically by chemical properties
-Elements with simular properties grouped together

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11
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Alkalai metals

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group 1A

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12
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Alkaline earth metals

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group 2A

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13
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Halogens

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group 7A

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14
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Noble gasses

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group 8A

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15
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7 whats

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periods
Energy levels
N=

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16
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Do ml or L have negative numbers

17
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N= describes what

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the energy level of an electron inside an atom ( the horizontal level its on)

18
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L= means what

19
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An orbital is

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a region where an electron is likely to be found

20
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Aufbau principle

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Electrons fill orbitalos one electron at a time, starting from lowest energy sublevel

21
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Pauli exclusion principle

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The maximum number of electrons per orbital is two electrons or arrows

22
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Hand’s rule

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electrons fill orbitals with same energy number and sublevel leter one electron at. Time before pairing up

23
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Core electrons

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the electrons that get substituted by a noble gas symbol for the short version

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Valence electrons

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the electrons in the highest level of an atom

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Wavelength and frequency equsion
C=4v v: frequency 4: wavelength
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Frequency and energy equasion
E=hf e= energy, h=planks constant f=frequency
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For ions, the number of electrons lost or gained relates to what
The amount it takes to get to the next noble gas
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Completely filled orbitals are what
The most stable and have the lowest energy
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Cations
Obtain more protons than electrons. Overall positively charged. Smaller than their neutral atoms
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Anions
Gains more electrons than protons. Negatively charged. Larger than neutral atom.
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Atomic size refers to what
The atomic radius- the distance from the nuclei of the two identiacal atoms bonded together
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The atomic size increases from
Right to left, up to down
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The ionization energy is
the energy required to remove an electron from an atom
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Ionization energy on the periodic table
Increases left to right, down to up
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Electronegativity is
The measure of the ability of an atom in a chemical compound to attract elements
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Electronegativity inreases
Left to right, up to down
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Electron affinity
The change in energy that occurs when a neutral atom gets an electron
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Electron affinity increases
Left to right, bottom to top