Chapter 1 – atomic structure Flashcards

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Atomic number

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Equal to the number of protons in an atom

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Mass number

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Equal to the total number of protons and neutrons in an atom

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3
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Isotope

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Atoms with varying numbers of neutrons.

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4
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Valence electrons

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Electrons on the outer most shell of an atom, and have the strongest interactions with the surrounding environment.

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5
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Cat ion

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Cat = good, positively charged atom caused by the removal of an electron

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6
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An ion

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A negatively charged atom Caused by an additional electron.

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7
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Hydrogen isotopes
Deuterium
Tritium
Protium

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  • 1 proton, 1 neutron,
  • 1 proton, 2 neutrons
  • 1 proton, 0 neutrons
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8
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Atomic weight

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The weighted average of different isotopes.

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9
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Max Planck’s energy equation

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E=h(plancks constant) * f (frequency)

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10
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Planck’s constant

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6.62610^-34js

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11
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Bohr’s electron angular momentum model

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L= (ring #)(h)/(2pi)

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Bohr’s energy equation

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E=-(RH)/(n^2)

RH(rydberg’s constant)=2.18*10^-18

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13
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Ground state

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State at which all electrons are in the lowest energy state

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14
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Excited state

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When at least one electron has moved to a sub shell of a higher than normal energy

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15
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Energy equation based on photon emission

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E=hc/wavelength

c is speed of light = 3*10^8

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16
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Lyman series

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Electron drop from n>=2 to n=1

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Balmer series

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Energy drop from n>=3 to n=2

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Paschen series

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Energy drop Fromm>=4 to n=3

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Heisenberg uncertainty principle

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Momentum and position of an electron cannot be simultaneously found.

20
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Quantum numbers and the pauli exclusion principle

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Location of electrons can be given by their quantum number, and the exclusion principle states that new two electrons in a single atom can possess the same set of quantum numbers.

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Principal quantum number

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n given by the Energy level at the electron is on.

22
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Azimuthal Quantum Number

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( lower case L) can be any integer value les than or = to n-1

n=2 L=1 OR 0
n=1 L=0

23
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Spectroscopic notation

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Notation of L quantum number
L=0=s
L=1=p
L=2=d
L=3=f
24
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Magnetic quantum number

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Specifies the specific orbital that an electron is in given in values of negative L to positive L (-L,0,+L)
L=2(-2,-1,0,1,2)
P has 3 specific orbitals
D has 5 specific orbitals
Etc.
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Spin quantum number
+1/2 or -1/2 | Spin of electron within orbital
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Paired electrons
Two electrons within the same orbital that have opposite quantum spin numbers(+,-)
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Parallel spin electrons
Electrons in different orbitals on the same energy level that have the same spin value(both + or both -)
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Equation for the maximum number of electrons within a sub shell
4L+2
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Equation for the maximum number of electrons within a shell
2n^2
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Electron configuration
Spectroscopic notation used to identify how electrons are configured within an atom.
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Aufbau principal
Electrons Phil lower the higher energy subshells 2S before 2P an 2P before 3s
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n+L rule
Lower n+L will be filled first 6s = 5+0 4d =4+2
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Anion electron configuration
Additional electrons are added to the configuration | 2s2 2p5 -> 2s2 2p6
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Cat ion electron configuration
Electrons are removed from the highest value for n first, then highest L.
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Hund’s rule
Orbitals are filled so that there a maximum number of half filled orbitals with parallel spin
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Unpaired electrons cause materials to be paramagnetic
Materials will spin and orient in alignment with a magnetic field
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Materials with pair of electrons will be diamagnetic
Have a slight repulsion to a magnetic field