04-Light, Atoms, and Radiation Flashcards

1
Q

combination of electric and magnetic waves

A

Electromagnetic (EM) Radiation which can be separated into an EM spectrum

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2
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List the EM spectrum from the smallest wavelengths to largest (6)

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  1. Gamma Ray
  2. X-Ray
  3. Ultraviolet
  4. Visible
  5. Infrared
  6. Microwave
  7. Radio
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3
Q

What are the colours of visible light?

A

Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet

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4
Q

period between waves (lamda)

A

wavelength

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5
Q

a quantum (smallest) bundle of electromagnetic waves.

A

photon

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6
Q

what the visible light wavelengths?

A

400nm (blue)-700nm (red)

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7
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between 700nm-1mm. Beyond the range of human eyes but felt as heat

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infrared

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8
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shorter than violet wavelength, so shorter than 400nm

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ultraviolet

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9
Q

stored energy in matter

A

heat

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10
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measure of agitation among particles

A

temperature

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11
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temperature scale starting at absolute zero

(theoretically lowest possible temperature (-273c = 0K), no extractable energy remains)

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Kelvin (K) temperature scale

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12
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Emission spectrum. A hypothetical perfect radiator.

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blackbody radiation

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13
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a law that states hotter objects emit more energy than cooler of the same size. Intensity is in proportion to fourth power of temperature

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Stefan-Boltzmann Law

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14
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a law that states the hotter the object, the short the wavelength max and is inversely proportional to its temperature. (ex. cooler object emits less photons and are redder)

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Wien’s Law

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15
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can reveal object motion. Source wavelength change compressed light waves (travelling toward observer) are bluer = blushift. Stretched light waves travelling away from observer are redder = redshift

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Doppler Effect

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16
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the force of attraction between two opposing charges, i.e., protons and electrons

A

Coulomb Force

17
Q

electron above ground state or another energy level is:

A

excited

18
Q

transition move to permitted orbit shells

A

spectral ine

19
Q

the continuous full spectrum that emits light at all wavelengths.

A

Continuous Spectrum

20
Q

Photons emitted by low-density gas. bright light spectra

A

Emission Spectrum

21
Q

Light pass through cool low-density gas. Dark light spectra

A

Absorption Spectrum