Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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— the movement of one electron affects the position & movement of the other electrons in a multi electron atom.

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Electron correlation

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2
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— net positive charge attracting an electron in a multi-electron atoms

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Effective Nuclear Charge

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3
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— orbitals with same energy

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Degenerative

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4
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— combined quantum mechanical equation with Einstein’s 1905 Theory of Special Relativity
— required quantum # 4 in new theory

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Dirac (1928)

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5
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— no two electrons in an atom can have the same set of 4 quantum #’s (n, l, ml, ms)
— orbital can only have two electrons associated with quantum # 4 (ms=1/2 or-1/2)

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Pauli Exclusion Principle

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6
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Electron Configurations are at?

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Ground State

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7
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— fill orbitals in order of energy from low to high

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Aufbau Principle

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8
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— electron not accompanied by electron of opposite spin

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Unpaired Electron

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9
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— for degenerative orbitals, the lowest energy is attained when #of electrons with same spin is maximized.

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Hund’s Rule

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10
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— electrons in their inner shells

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Core electrons

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11
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— electrons outside inner gas configurations

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Valence electrons

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12
Q

Which two elements do NOT follow aufbau principle?

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— Cr (Chromium)
— Cu (Copper)

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13
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— atoms or groups of atoms that lose or gain electron to form species bearing a net charge

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Ions

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14
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— (-) charged Ion
— typically nonmetals
— larger than parent atom

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Anion

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15
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— (+) charged Ions
— typically metals
— smaller than parent atom

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Cations

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16
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— single atom that has gained/lost electrons

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Monoatomic Ions

17
Q

— form cations but no easy pattern to predict charge

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Transition Metals

18
Q

— gain/lose electrons to get configurations the same as the nearest inner gas (noble gas)

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Atoms

19
Q

— 2 or more atoms bonded together

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Polyatomic Ions

20
Q

— energy associated with m(g) + electrons —> m-(g)

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Electron Affinities (EA)

21
Q

— ions that possess the same electron configurations

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Isoelectronic Series

22
Q

Metals’ components
5

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1) Justrous
2) Maleable
3) Ductile (draw wire)
4) Thermal & Electric Conductions
5) Exist in aqueous solutions as cations

23
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Nonmetals’ Components

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1) Not Justrous
2) Usually Brittle
3) Poor Conduction
4) Exist in aqueous solutions as Anions (-)