Atomic Structure Flashcards

(43 cards)

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atomic model 1: dalton

A

tiny indivisible spheres

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2
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atomic model 2: plum pudding

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Thomson

positive charge ball

electrons embedded

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3
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atomic model 3: nuclear model

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Rutherford

cloud of electrons orbit

positive charge in centre

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4
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atomic model 4: bohr

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electrons orbit in shells

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5
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left block

A

s

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6
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middle block

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d

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7
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right block

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p

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8
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mass spec steps

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ionisation

acceleration - constant KE

ion drift

ion detection

data analysis

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9
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mass spec uses

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relative isotopic mass

relative abundance

identify elements

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10
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relative isotopic mass

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mass of atom compared to 1/12 mass of C-12

Average mass of 1 atom (of an element) 1/12 mass atom of 12C

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11
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ionisation: electrospray

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dissolved or put in/added to a solvent

(injected through) a needle or nozzle or capillary and at high voltage/4000 volts or high potential

Gains a proton / H+

P + H+ -> PH+

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12
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ionisation: electron impact

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vaporise sample

fire high energy electrons from electron gun

knocks off 1 electron

forms +1 ion

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13
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acceleration

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ions accelerated towards negative plate

constant KE

velocity depends on mass

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14
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ion drift

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ions pass through hole in -ve plate

form beam

travel along flight tube to detector

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15
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ion detection

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signal from detector passes to computer which generates mass spectrum

spectrometer measures time for ions to cover distance

heavier take longer

hit detector, current generated. more current = more ions. use mass to charge ratio to produce m/z graph

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16
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max no. of shells

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2n^2

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17
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atomic orbital

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region around nucleus that can hold up to 2 electrons with opposite spins (up or down)

show 95% probability of where electron exists

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18
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electron

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cloud of negative charge

19
Q

s orbital

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p orbital

21
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d orbital

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f orbital

23
Q

move away from nucleus

A

energy of sub shells increases

24
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energy of 4s

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4senergy>3d (electrons lost from 4s first)

4s filled first

4s written after 3d

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s block
group 1 and 2
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p block
group 3-8
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d block
transition metals
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f block
bottom
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first IE
energy needed to remove 1 mol of electrons from 1 mol of atoms in their gaseous state to form 1 mol of +1 ions in a gaseous state
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first IE equation
X(g) -> X+(g) + e-
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factors affecting IE
atomic radius nucleus' charge shielding
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first IE down group
decreases increased atomic radius increases shielding nuclear charge is offset by other factors
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first IE across period
generally increases increased nuclear charge decreased atomic radius shielding is similar
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Mg and Al 1IE
Al: outer is in 3p (higher energy than 3s) Al<1IE
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P and S 1IE
P: 3P 3 S: 3P 4, so 2 in 1 orbital - repel S<1IE

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detecting molecular ions in mass spec
molecular ion formed in mass spec when 1 electron is removed from molecule mass/charge ratio of molecular ion peak gives relative mass
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mr of covalent substance from mass spectrum
highest m/z value
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why isotopes have identical chemical properties
same electronic configuration chemical properties depend on elecrtons
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why is periodic table Ar different
The Ar in the Periodic table takes account of the other isotopes /different amounts of isotopes
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why may there sometimes be a very small peak at a certain charge
2 electrons knocked off
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changing mass spec to change ion path
Electromagnet/electric field/magnet/accelerating potential or voltage/electric current
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which ions are deflected the most
lightest
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why is a sample ionised
To accelerate/ make go faster; To deflect/ to bend the beam;