Chapter 2: Quants and Atoms Flashcards

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What’s the problem with Light?

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The problem with light is it has the characteristics of both waves and particles.

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How would a recording machine graph detection of photons?

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It would show up in bursts because light behaves like particle instead of one continuous stream-

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What is the formula for the energy in photons?

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Energy of Photon = h (Plank’s Constant) x f (Frequency in Hz)

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What is the Plank’s constant?

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6.626 x 10 (to the power of -34) J/s

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What’s special about different colors of Photons?

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Different colors of photons have different frequencies. For example, a violet photon has a frequency of 7.5 x 10 (To the power of 14)

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What is Quantization?

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It is similar to when you buy eggs you have to buy them in groups of 12 or as a dozen.

Here in this case the amount of eggs are quantized because he can’t choose between the amount of eggs.

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What is the alphabet value of each election shell?

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Shell 1 = K-Shell
Shell 2 = L-Shell
Shell 3 = M-Shell
Shell 4 = N-Shell

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What is the first postulate by Bohr?

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Electron its own shell does not lose or gain energy. It loses or gains energy when it jumps from one shell to another.

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What is the second postulate by Bohr?

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Electron loses energy when it jumps from a higher shell to a lower shell. Electrons gain energy when it jumps from a lower shell to a higher shell.

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What is the formula for angular momentum in the shell?

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The formula is L = nh/2pi where n =1,2,3,4…

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What is the angular momentum formula for shell equal to?

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It is equal to L=mvr where m is the mass of electrons, v is the velocity of electrons, and r is equal o the radius of the shell.

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What is the angular momentum formula for shell equal to?

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It is equal to L=mvr where m is the mass of electrons, v is the velocity of electrons, and r is equal o the radius of the shell.

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What is the electrostatic force found in the atom equal to?

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The centripetal force is provided by electrostatic force between electrons and the nucleus. There ForceC = ForceE

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What is the formula used to measure the energy in the hydrogen atom?

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Energy of electron = Rh/n(2)

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What is Rh in the hydrogen energy formula?

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Rh is the Rydberg concept which means that it has the value 2.179 x 10(-18) J

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How to modify that formula so we measure the change in energy of the hydrogen atom?

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Change in energy of electron = Rh (1/n final (2) - 1/n initial (2))

17
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How does a hydrogen atom’s electron go up or down a level?

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For an electron to move up levels it has to absorb a photon, however, they also shoot out a photon when they lose a level.

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Do the photons that get released from atoms have different lights?

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When going from 5 to 2 or 3 to 1 the photons that got released have different lights.

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How to calculate the wavelength of the photon released?

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We can use the formula 1/λ = RZ(2) (1/n final (2) - 1/n initial (2))

λ is the wavelength of the photon, R is the rydberg constant, Z is the atomic number of that element.