2.2.1 Flashcards
Shells are made up of?
sub-shells.
sub-shells are made up of?
orbitals.
What sub shells do each shell contain?
First-S
Second-S, P
Third-S,P,D
Fourth-S,P,D,F
What is the definition of an orbital?
A region of space around the nucleus which can hold up to two electrons with opposite spins.
How many s orbitals can fit in a s sub shell?
How many electrons can a s sub shell hold?
What is the shape of a s orbital?
1,
2,
spherical shape.
How many p orbitals can fit in a p sub shell?
How many electrons can a p sub shell hold?
What is the shape of a s orbital?
3,
6,
lobe/dumbbell shape.
How many d orbitals can fit in a d sub shell?
How many electrons can a d sub shell hold?
5,
10.
How many d orbitals can fit in a f sub shell?
How many electrons can a f sub shell hold?
7,
14
State the number of electrons each shell can hold in total and the sub shells present in each shell?
First Shell-1s(2 electrons) 2 max
Second Shell-2s(2 electrons),2p(6 electrons) 8 max
Third Shell-3s(2 electrons), 3p(6 electrons), 3d(10 electrons) max 18
Fourth Shell-4s(2 electrons),4p(6 electrons),4d(10 electrons),4f(14 electrons) max 32.
Orbitals of the same type are grouped and called ______?
sub shells.
What order do orbitals fill in?
Order of increasing energy,
lower energy orbitals are filled first.
Electron pair with?
Electrons with opposite spins.
Filling order of sub shells?
1s, 2s, 2p, 3s, 3p, 4s, 3d, 4p.
How many electrons can a orbital hold?
2 max.
What is used to represent electrons in box diagrams?
Why must electrons within a orbital have opposite spins?
Arrows with opposite directions,
electrons are negative so repel each other, opposite spins counteract the repulsion.