atomic physics Flashcards
gamma decay
gamma particle (Ɣ - high energy photon) is emitted after alpha or beta decay
alpha decay
helium+2 (2 protons, 2 neutrons) is emitted
beta+ decay
positron and neutrino are emitted
beta- decay
electron and antineutrino are emitted
DeBroglie Relationship
λ = h/mv
Linear momentum of electron (Bohr)
p = (n*h)/(2*π*r) = n*ħ/r
Angular momentum of electron
p=n*h/2*π = n*ħ
*note: not dependent on radius
Energy of electron (Bohr)
E = -(mZ2e4)/(8n2h2ε02)
orbital radius of electron (Bohr)
r = (n2h2ε0)/(Z*π*m*e2)=n2a0/Z
Bohr radius
radius of 1st electron (hydrogen atom)
a0=h2*ε0/π*m*e2<br></br> = 0.0529nm
shortcomings of bohr model
1) doesnt explain spectral lines
2) violates uncertainty principle
Valence shell capacities
- 2
- 8
- 18
- 32
subshell names and capacities
in shell 1:
1s
in shell 2:
2s 2p
in shell 3:
3s 3p 3d
in shell 4:
4s 4p 4d 4f
s shells hold 2 electrons
p shells hold 6 electrons
d shells hold 10 electrons
f shells hold 14 electrons
g shells hold 18 electrons
Stephan Boltzman law
j* = σT4
P = AεσT4
ε = emissivity of object (for perfect blackbody, 1)
j* = emissive power
Wien’s displacement law
λmaxT = b
b = Wien’s constant