CCP Chemistry 121, Brauner Test 2 Flashcards

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What is the speed of light?

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C = 3.0x108 m/s

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What is Planck’s constant?

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h = 6.626x10-34 J·s

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What is Avagadro’s number?

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N = 6.022x1023 /mol

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What is a wavelength?

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λ = the distance between two successive corresponding points

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c = ****λ · **v

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λ = c / **v

c = **↑λ · ↓v**

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Ionization Energy

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energy requried to remove 1 e-

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Emission

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The release of radiation when an e` goes from a higher energy state to a lower energy state

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Energy

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Ability to do work

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Potential Energy

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energy associated with matter due to it’s position

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Kinetic Energy

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energy associated with a body in motion

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Velocity

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V=distance/time

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12
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Frequency

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“nu”, Number of ocillations/seconds

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13
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Charge of an electron

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1.6x10^-19 Coulombs

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Absorption

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The use of radiation to promote an e` from a lower energy state to a higher energy state.

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Ocillating electric charges…

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…produce an electromagnetic wave.

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16
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Alternating current

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the flow of electric charge periodically reverses direction

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17
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Direct Current

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the flow of electric charge goes in one direction

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18
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Alpha Partical

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+2He 2+

Helium nucleus

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19
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Beta Particle

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e~

(negative charge)

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20
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Gamma Particle

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**Photon - **

neutral charge

highest energy

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21
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Powers of 10

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Moving decimal to the left?

Positive exponent.

Moving decimal to the right?

⇒Negative exponent.

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22
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K.E. =

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K.E.=1/2mv2

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23
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Electrochemistry

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A branch of physical chemistry that studies chemical reactions at the interface of an electrode and an ionic conductor.

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24
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Planck/Einstein Equation

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l change in E I = hc/wavelength

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## Footnote **Chromium**
**Correct: Cr = [Ar]4s13d5** **Predicted: Cr = [Ar]4s23d4**
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## Footnote **Copper**
## Footnote **Correct: Cu = [Ar]4s13d10** **Predicted: Cu = [Ar]4s23d9**
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**Hund's Rule:**
**e~s enter orbitals of the same sublevel (p,d, or f) singley until each orbital contains 1e~, then pairing occours.**
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**Diamagnetic**
**lacking unpaired e~s**
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**Paramagnetic**
**Having unpaired e~s**
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**Main group atoms**
**These atoms are characterized by the filling (the last e~ by prediction) of S (2e~) and P (6e~) sublevels (8 main groups).**
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**Main Group Atoms**
**thoses atoms characterized by the filling (the last e~ by prediction) of "s" and "p" sublevels**
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**Transition Metals**
**those atoms characterized by the filling of "d" sublevels**
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**Lanthanides**
**those atoms characterized by the filling of the "4f" _sublevel_**
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**Actinides **
**Those atoms characterized by the filling of th e"5f" _sublevel_**
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**Metal**
**An atom that _tends_ to loose 1 or more e~'s** **"metalic"** **m+ + e~**
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**Non-Metal**
**An atom that _tends_ to gain 1 or more e~'s** **"non-metalic"** **x + e~ → x-**
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**Nobel Gas**
**An atom that neither tends to loose nor tends to gain an e~**
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**Atom Size**
**Radii of an atom increases going down the table and decreases going from left to right.**
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**Ionization Energy**
**(kJ/mol) it takes to ionize an atom increases going from left to right. Ionization energy decreases going from top to bottom of table.**
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**Metallic character**
**Metallic character decreases going from left to right. Metallic character increases going down the periodic table.**
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**Electronegativity**
**Electron affinity increases going left to right, and increases going from bottom to top of periodic table.**
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**Principal Quantum #**
**n = Distance from nucleus** **1,2,3,4,5,6,7**
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**Azmuthal Quantum #**
**l = Shape of orbital** **s,p,d,f**
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**Magnetic Quantum #**
**ml = Orientation of orbital**
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**Spin Quantum # **
**m= Spin of electron,** **m= +1/2 or** **ms=-1/2**
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**kB =**
**2.179X10-18 J**
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**Ionization Energy Formula** **(H, He+, Li2+)**
**En = -k• z2 / n2**
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**e~ Density**
**The probability of finding an e~ in a given space summarized by the wave function**
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**Amplitude**
**The maximum vibration of an ocillation, measured from the position of equilibrium**
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**Sublevel**
**"l" a description of the nodal properties of an e~, the nodal shape**
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**Space**
**Volume**
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**n**
**Principal quantum number. 1,2,3,4,5,6, and 7**
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**n**
** Principal quantum number.** **1,2,3,4,5,6, and 7.**
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**l**
**Azimuthal quantum #.** **s=2e~** **p=6e~** **d=10e~** **f=14e~**
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**ml**
**Orientation. Magnetic quantum #** **1, 3, 5, 7**
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**ms**
**Spin quantum #.** **+1/2** **or ** **-1/2**
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**Outer e~ 's**
**The e~ 's in the highest occupied level.**
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**Chromium**
**Cr=[Ar] 4s13d5**
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**K**
**K=[Ar]4s1**
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**Ca**
**Ca=[Ar]4s2**
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**Energy in a Photon**
**E = hv**
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**Formula for Ionization Energy**
**En = - 2.179 x 10-18 x (z)2 / (n)2**
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**Charge of an Electron**
**1.6 x 10-19 Coulombs**