Unit 3 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

1 meter is equal to

A

10^9 nanometers

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2
Q

Violet light color frequency

A

400 x 10^-9 meters

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3
Q

Red light color frequency

A

700 x 10^-7 meters

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4
Q

frequency symbol

A

cursive v

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5
Q

wavelength symbol

A

upside down y

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6
Q

formula to find frequency

A

v = E/h

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7
Q

formula to find wavelength

A

y = c/v

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8
Q

frequency and wavelength relationship

A

inversely proportional

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9
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frequency and energy relationship

A

directly proportional

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10
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wavelength and energy relationship

A

inversely proportional

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11
Q

Planck’s assumption

A

heated object emits energy in specific amounts (quanta) not continuously

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12
Q

discrete packet of energy emitted by objects

A

quanta

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13
Q

a quanta of light

A

a photon

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14
Q

minimum quantity of energy that can be lost or gained by an atom

A

quantum

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15
Q

according to planck, light has ___ properties

A

particle-like

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16
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according to broglie, electrons have ____ properties

A

wave-like

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17
Q

bohr model

A

electrons can only have certain orbits around the nucleus to be able to orbit around the atom

18
Q

the ground state is

A

when the electrons are in the lowest energy state possible (closest to the atom) (normal orbital notation)

19
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the excited state is

A

when the electrons absorb different quanta of energy and jump to the next energy level (not closest to the atom)

20
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first energy level is

A

closest to the nucleus, lowest amount of energy, most stable

21
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higher energy levels are

A

father away from the nucleus, higher amounts of energy, less stable

22
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electrons in excited state return to ground state by

A

emitting specific quanta of energy

23
Q

electrons in ground state move to excited state by

A

absorbing specific quanta of energy

24
Q

how much energy does an electron need to jump

A

exact amount, no more and no less

25
emission of light from an atom occurs when
an electron goes from upper to lower energy level
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absorption of light from an atom occurs when
an electron goes from lower to higher energy level
27
the pattern formed when photons are emitted from the electron shifting from higher to lower energy state is called
bright line spectra
28
bright line spectra are
like a fingerprint for elements
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the pattern formed when photons are emitted from the electron shifting from lower to higher energy state is called
dark line spectra
30
total energy absorbed by electrons when they go from ground to excited state is ____ to the total energy released when electrons go from excited to ground state
exactly equal
31
each orbital can hold max
2 electrons
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principle quantum number
describes the energy level of an electron (*2*s, *4*p, etc)
33
angular momentum quantum number
describes the type of sublevel (2*s*, 4*p*, etc)
34
s orbital shape
spherical
35
p orbital shape
peanut/figure 8
36
d orbital shape
square/double peanut
37
f orbital shape
flower
38
s orbital number
1 on each s sublevel
39
Pauli Exclusion principle
two electrons in the same orbital must have opposite spins
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