Test #2 prep

Question 1

Quantum Mechanical

Answer 1

Model of an atom to Explain the way in which electrons exist and behave.

Question 2

Orbitals

Answer 2

Volume in space with high probability of finding the electron

Question 3

Quantum Numbers

Answer 3

To describe the orbitals each electron is described by a unique set of quantum numbers.

Question 4

Angular Quantum Number (L)

(principle 2)

Answer 4

Sublevel (subshell)

Specific type of orbital

Value given by L is given by numvers that go from

• 0 to N-1

Each possible value of L represents a sublevel

(a specific type of orbital)

Value Of L Type of orbital

0 S

1 P

2 D

3 F

Question 5

Quantum Number (N)

(Principle 1)

Answer 5

Represents the Energy level (or shell)

Values 1-7

It is given by the peroids on the perodic table

Question 6

Magnetic Number (ML)

(Principle 3)

Answer 6

How many orbital of each type

Ex. if there are three possible values of Ml. There are 3 orbitals of that specific type of orbital.

• Value of ML
• L to +L

Ex, if L=3

-3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3

7 possible values of ML (7 orbitals)

Question 7

Spin Quantum Numbers (MS)

(Principle 4)

Answer 7

electron configuration

+1/2 up or -1/2 down

Question 8

Ionic Bonds

(compound)

Answer 8

transfer of electrons

M X

M= metal always +

X= Negative

example, NaCl

Question 9

Covalent or Molecular Bond

(compound)

Answer 9

Sharing of electrons

Example, CO₂

NON METALS!!!

Question 10

Valence electron e-

Answer 10

Electrons in the highest energy level

Question 11

Elements losing e-

Answer 11

Positive e- is cations

Question 12

Elements gaining e-

Answer 12

Negative ions are anions

Question 13

Electron configuration for Cr Chromium

and Cu Copper

Answer 13

Question 14

Acetate

Formula and Charge

Answer 14

C₂H₃O₂-

Question 15

Carbonate

Formula

Answer 15

CO₃^2-

Question 16

Hyrdoxide Formula

Answer 16

OH-

Question 17

Nitrite Formula

Answer 17

NO₂-

Question 18

Nitrate Formula

Answer 18

NO₃-

Question 19

Phosphate Formula

Answer 19

PO₄^3-

Question 20

Ammonium Formula

Answer 20

NH₄⁺

Positive

Question 21

Sulfite Formula

Answer 21

SO₃^2-

Question 22

Sulfate Formula

Answer 22

SO₄^2-

Question 23

IsoElectronic

Answer 23

When an ion and an Atom have the same number of e-‘s

(so same e- configuration)

trying to be like a noble gas

Example, Ca⁺² Iso electronic trying to be like Ar or Argon

Question 24

Pauli Exclusion principle

Answer 24

no two electrons in an atom have the same set of quantum numbers

n, l, ml, ms< in regards to spin

Question 25

Aufbau Principle

Answer 25

orbitals of the lowest energy are filled first in gerneral exceptions transition metals

Question 26

hunds rule

Answer 26

multiple orbitals of the same energy fill one electron in each orbital before pairing electrons