Bohr Model Flashcards

1
Q

What is the equation for the inverse relationship between frequency and wavelength?

Variables
h = Planck's constant
v = frequency
λ = wavelength
E = energy
c = speed of light
A

c = vλ

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2
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What was the very first atomic model and who created it?

A

A sphere that cannot be broken down

Democritus

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3
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Who came up with the plum-pudding model and what did this model represent?

A

Thomson

Electrons are in a positive matrix

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4
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What was Rutherford’s model?

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Nucleus is center of positive charge; electrons orbit the nucleus

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5
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Who introduced the idea of quantum mechanics?

A

Max Planck

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6
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What is quanta?

A

Discreet intervals that energy is released and absorbed into

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7
Q

What is Planck’s constant?

A

6.626*10^34

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8
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What three main points did the Bohr model cover?

A
  1. Only orbits of exact radii are permitted.
  2. An “allowed state” is one in which an electron has specific energy.
  3. As electrons move between “allowed states”, a photon of energy is absorbed or emitted by the atom.
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9
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What did scientists find when they studied the emission spectra of elements?

A

Found that elements emit unique wavelengths of light

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10
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What is a photon?

A

A discreet packet of energy

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11
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What is the photoelectric effect?

A

When a photon hits an electron with enough energy to knock it loose.

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12
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Why do light waves need to prevent constructive and destructive interference?

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To prevent the light waves from canceling each other out.

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