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1.3 Electronic Configurations Flashcards

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1
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Highest wavelength

A

radio waves

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2
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Lowest wavelength

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gamma rays

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3
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Highest frequency

A

gamma rays

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4
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Lowest frequency

A

radio waves

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5
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c

A

velocity of wave (3 * 10^8 m/s)

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6
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v

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frequency

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7
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λ

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wavelength

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8
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What does a line spectrum show?

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certain frequencies

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9
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When does an electron jump to a higher energy level?

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when it absorbs energy and increases in energy levels (absorption) (ground to excited state)

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When does an electron fall to a lower energy level?

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when it is unstable and emits a photon to reach a lower energy level (emission) (excited to ground state)

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11
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The energy electrons emit is a mix of ____.

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different frequencies

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12
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Packets of energy are called

A

quanta (plural quantum)

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13
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Convergence

A

lines get closer towards the blue end of the spectrum

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14
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Ionisation energy

A

maximum energy an electron can absorb; any higher causes it to detach from the atom and be ionised

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15
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Electromagnetic wave of Lyman series

A

UV

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16
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Electromagnetic wave of Balmer series

A

Visible

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17
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Electromagnetic wave of Ritz-Paschen series

A

IR

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18
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Electromagnetic wave of Brackett series

A

IR

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19
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Electromagnetic wave of Pfund series

A

IR

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20
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IR series

A

Ritz-Paschen, Brackett, Pfund

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21
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Visible series

A

Balmer

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22
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UV series

A

Lyman

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23
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Dropping from n: ∞ -> 1

A

UV

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24
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Dropping from n: ∞ -> 2

A

visible

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25
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Dropping from n: ∞ -> 3

A

IR

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26
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Dropping from n: ∞ -> 4

A

IR

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27
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Arrangement of electrons in an atom is called?

A

electronic configuration

28
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Principal quantum numbers describe?

A

energy levels

29
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Subshells

A

parts of principal quantum shells

30
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Types of orbitals

A

s, p, d, f

31
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Subshells contain ____ atomic ____.

A

one or more; orbitals

32
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Max number of electrons in an orbital

A

2

33
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Shape of s orbital

A

spherical

34
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Shape of p orbital

A

dumbbell

35
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Shape of d orbital

A

double dumbbell

36
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Shape of f orbital

A

irregular

37
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Number of orbitals in s subshell

A

1

38
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Number of orbitals in p subshell

A

3

39
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Number of orbitals in d subshell

A

5

40
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Number of orbitals in f subshell

A

7

41
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Number of electrons in s subshell

A

2

42
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Number of electrons in p subshell

A

6

43
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Number of electrons in d subshell

A

10

44
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Number of electrons in f subshell

A

14

45
Q

Aufbau principle

A

electrons fill lower energy levels first

46
Q

Electrons always follow a regular pattern in subshells

A

false, irregular after n=3

47
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n=1 possible subshells

A

s

48
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n=2 possible subshells

A

s, p

49
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n=3 possible subshells

A

s, p, d

50
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n=4 possible subshells

A

s, p, d,f

51
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n=1 max electrons

A

2

52
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n=2 max electrons

A

8

53
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n=3 max electrons

A

18

54
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n=4 max electrons

A

32

55
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Difference between 1s and 2s

A

different energy levels (2s orbital is larger than 1s)

56
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Format of electronic configuration

A

ns1 (principal quantum number, subshell, electron number)

57
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a-block elements have ___ in their a orbital

A

valence electrons

58
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Location of s-block elements in the periodic table

A

groups 1 and 2

59
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Location of d-block elements in the periodic table

A

transition metals

60
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Location of p-block elements in the periodic table

A

metalloids and non-metals

61
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Location of f-block elements in the periodic table

A

lanthanides and actinides

62
Q

2 elements that are exceptions to Aufbau principle

A

Cu and Cr

63
Q

Why do exceptions to the aufbau principle exist?

A

the exception configurations are more energetically favorable

64
Q

Full configuration of potassium

A

1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s1

65
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Full configuration of calcium

A

1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3sp6 4s2

66
Q

Short configuration of potassium

A

[Ar] 4s1

67
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Short configuration of calcium

A

[Ar] 4s2

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