Lecture 1: Unit 1 review of fundamentals and the quantum nature of the atom Flashcards

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1
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What is diffraction

A

An interference of waves

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2
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What are the characteristics of a wave

A

Amplitude

Frequency

Wavelength

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3
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Amplitude

A

Energy intensity of light

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4
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What is needed to eject and electron from a metal?

A

Minimum frequency of light

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5
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Above this minimum frequency what does the kinetic energy of and electron increase with?

A

Light frequency

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6
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Above this minimum frequency, how does increase light intensity affect and electron?

A

Affects the number of removed electrons but not the kinetic energy

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7
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Matter

A

Particulate character

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8
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What happens to particles during the double split experiment

A

Formed two waves

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9
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What happened to waves during the double split experiment

A

They diffracted

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10
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What happened to electron during the double split experiment?

A

They diffracted

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11
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What causes atoms to emit light?

A

Passage of electrons through gas

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12
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Wave particle duality

A

Waves exhibit particle like properties and particles exhibit wave like properties

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13
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What characteristics does matter have?

A

Wave and particle characteristics

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14
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What is the wave equation and what is it used for?

A

H¥=E¥

Mathematical function describing the shape of a wave

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15
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What are the quantum numbers of atomic orbitals?

A

Principle quantum number n

Angular quantum number l

Magnetic quantum number ml

Spin quantum number ms

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16
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equation to calculate energy release (rydbergs equation)

A

dealtaE==-2.178times 10^-18(1/nf^2-1/ni2)Z^2

17
Q

how do you calculate wavelength given two orbital numbers?

A
  1. find the change in energy using rydbergs constant
  2. use the wavelength equation
18
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what is the wavelength equation? what is the value of h? What is the value of c?

A

E=hc/lambda

h=6.626times 10^-34

c(speed go light)=3 times 10^8

19
Q

how can discrete emission lines be explained?

A

by applying quantum theory to the energy levels

20
Q

pauli exclussion principle

A

no two electrons in an atom can have the exact same four quantum numbers

21
Q

effective nuclear charge

A

the nuclear charge felt by an electron

22
Q

two factors that determine an atoms energy?

A
  1. electron nucleus attraction
  2. electron electron repulsion
23
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explain the shielding effect of electrons

A

electrons further from the nucleus are shielded from the nuclear charge by electrons closer to the nucleus

24
Q

which state of an electron is most stable

A

the ground state

25
Aufbau rule
electrons start filling lower energy levels first
26
hunds rule
if two or more degenerate orbitals are available, one electron goes into each until they are all half-full. All electrons in half-filled orbitals have the same spin quantum number
27
what is the trend of atomic size decreasing
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