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Question 1

n Quantum number stands for

Answer 1

Principal quantum number

Question 2

Principal quantum number means

Answer 2

Energy level of an e-

Question 3

Is a smaller energy level higher or lower energy?

Answer 3

Lower

Question 4

Is a smaller energy level closer to or further from the nucleus

Answer 4

Closer to

Question 5

l Quantum number stands for

Answer 5

Azimuthal quantum number

Question 6

Azimuthal quantum number means

Answer 6

Subshell (s, p, d…)

Question 7

l=0 means

Answer 7

S e-

Question 8

l=1

Answer 8

P e-

Question 9

l=2

Answer 9

D e-

Question 10

l=3

Answer 10

F e-

Question 11

ml Quantum number means

Answer 11

Magnetic quantum number

Question 12

Magnetic quantum number means

Answer 12

Orbital shape

Question 13

What is the probability of an e- being at a node?

Answer 13

0%

Question 14

ms Quantum number means

Answer 14

Spin quantum number

Question 15

Spin quantum number means

Answer 15

Which e- in the orbital

Question 16

Values of ms

Answer 16

+ and - 1/2

Question 17

Values of ml

Answer 17

-l to l

Question 18

Values of l

Answer 18

0 to n-l

Question 19

Values of n

Answer 19

1 to infinity

Question 20

How do molecular orbitals form?

Answer 20

When two atomic orbitals combine

Question 21

Is a bonding or antibonding MO higher in energy?

Answer 21

Antibonding

Question 22

Is a bonding or antibonding MO higher more stable?

Answer 22

Bonding

Question 23

How does a bonding MO form?

Answer 23

Sign of the wave functions of the atomic orbitals is the same

Question 24

How does an antibonding MO form?

Answer 24

Sign of the wave functions of the atomic orbitals is different

Question 25

How many electrons form a sigma bond?

Answer 25

Two

Question 26

What bonds do single bonds contain?

Answer 26

Sigma

Question 27

What do head to head or tail to tail overlaps create?

Answer 27

Sigma bonds

Question 28

Can sigma bonds exist without pi bonds?

Answer 28

Yes

Question 29

Can pi bonds exist without sigma bonds?

Answer 29

No

Question 30

What do double bonds contain?

Answer 30

One sigma and one pi bond

Question 31

What do triple bonds contain?

Answer 31

One sigma and two pi bonds

Question 32

What causes higher order bonds to rotate less than single bonds?

Answer 32

Pi bonds

Question 33

Is a sigma or pi bond stronger?

Answer 33

Sigma

Question 34

Is a double or triple bond stronger?

Answer 34

Triple

Question 35

Is a single or double bond longer?

Answer 35

Single

Question 36

What is the relationship between bond order, length, and strength?

Answer 36

Increasing bond order is increasing strength and decreasing length

Question 37

What is hybridization?

Answer 37

Mixing of different types of orbitals

Question 38

What is s character of sp3?

Answer 38

25%

Question 39

What is s character of sp2?

Answer 39

33%

Question 40

What is s character of sp?

Answer 40

50%

Question 41

What shape does sp3 take?

Answer 41

Tetrahedron

Question 42

What are bond angles of sp3?

Answer 42

90 degrees

Question 43

What are bond angles of tetrahedron?

Answer 43

90 degrees

Question 44

What are bond angles of sp2?

Answer 44

120 degrees

Question 45

What shape does sp2 take?

Answer 45

Trigonal planar

Question 46

What are bond angles of trigonal planar?

Answer 46

120 degrees

Question 47

What are bond angles of sp?

Answer 47

180 degrees

Question 48

What are bond angles of linear?

Answer 48

180 degrees

Question 49

What shape does sp take?

Answer 49

Linear

Question 50

What orbital hybridization forms pi bonds?

Answer 50

Unhybridized p orbitals

Question 51

What is resonance delocalization of electrons?

Answer 51

Alternating single and multiple bonds with a backbone of unhybridized p orbitals which causes delocalization of pi electrons and stabilization of a molecule

Question 52

What are alternating single and multiple bonds called?

Answer 52

Conjugated pi system