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

1
Q

What is diffraction

A

An interference of waves

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2
Q

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
Q

What is needed to eject and electron from a metal?

A

Minimum frequency of light

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5
Q

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

A

Light frequency

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6
Q

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
Q

Matter

A

Particulate character

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8
Q

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
Q

What causes atoms to emit light?

A

Passage of electrons through gas

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12
Q

Wave particle duality

A

Waves exhibit particle like properties and particles exhibit wave like properties

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13
Q

What characteristics does matter have?

A

Wave and particle characteristics

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14
Q

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
Q

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
Q

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
Q

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
Q

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
Q

Aufbau rule

A

electrons start filling lower energy levels first

26
Q

hunds rule

A

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
Q

what is the trend of atomic size decreasing

A

left to right

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