Ch 5 study guide Flashcards

1
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What is light?

A

A form of energy

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2
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Electromagnetic spectrum

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form of energy that exhibits wave-like behavior as they move through space

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3
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Speed of light formula

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3.00 x 10^8 m/s

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4
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Visible Light

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The segment of the electromagnetic spectrum that the human eye can view

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5
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Different colors have different ________ therefore different _________.

A

wavelengths; frequencies

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6
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Violet= 400nm wavelength, ________ frequency

A

high

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7
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Red= 750nm wavelength, ________ frequency

A

low

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8
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photon

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particle of electromagnetic radiation that has 0 mass and carries a quantum of energy.

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9
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photon energy is _______ (directly/inversely) proportional to frequency

A

directly

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10
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wavelength

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the distance between successive crests (nm), distance wave travels in one full cycle of upward and downward motion

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11
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frequency

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how fast it is moving up and down per second

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12
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speed

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regardless of wavelength, light moves through space at a constant speed

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13
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wavelength and frequency are __________ (directly/inversely) related

A

inversely

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14
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quanta

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the minimum quantity of energy that can be gained or lost by an atom.

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15
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photoelectric effect

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a phenomenon that occurs when the light shined onto a metal surface causes the ejection of electron from that metal.

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16
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______ (color) is incapable of releasing electrons from sodium. metal.

17
Q

_______ even if relatively faint, releases electrons easily.

18
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Why does violet light free electrons from sodium but red light does not?

A

violet has a higher frequency than red light. Higher frequency higher energy.

19
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dual nature of light

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light has both wave-like and particle-like behavior.

20
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Atomic emission spectrum

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a spectrum, in general, is a range of wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum.

21
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when atoms are given a specific amount of ______ the electrons absorb that ________.

A

energy; energy

22
Q

quantum

A

the specific amount of energy an electron can absorb

23
Q

with _________ ________ the electron can jump to a higher energy level

A

quantum energy

24
Q

energy is released in the form of __________ ________

A

photon light

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groundstate
electrons in their lowest energy state. Closest to the nucleus.
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excited state
higher energy level further away from the nucleus.
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orbit
an exact circular pathway for the electron around the nucleus
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orbital
a region in space in which there is a high probability of finding an electron
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atomic orbitals
how the electrons are organized
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principle energy levels (PEL)
the main orbit
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the first orbital is the __ sublevel
s
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the s sublevel is in the shape of a _____
sphere
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the second sublevel is the ___ sublevel
p
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the p sublevel is in the shape of a ______
dumbell
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the third sublevel is the ____ sublevel
d
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the final and fourth sublevel is the ___ sublevel
f
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Pauli Exclusion Principle
an atomic orbital can hold a max of 2 electrons and they must have an opposite spin
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Hund's rule
orbitals of equal energy are occupied by one electron before nay orbital is occupied by a second electron. Each electron must have the same spin
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Aufbau Principle
Electrons are added to orbitals in order from low to high energy