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Chapter 4- Arrangement of Electrons in Atoms Flashcards

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1
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What is a wavelength

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The shortest distance between equivalent points on a continous wave

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2
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What is the symbol for wavelength?

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Lambda (upsidedown y)

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3
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What unit are wavelengths measured in?

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Meters

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4
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What is frequency

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The number of waves that a pass a point per second

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What is the symbol for frequency

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Nu (v)

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What unit is frequency measured in

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Hertz

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What is amplitude

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The waves height from the origin to the crest or the origin to the trough.

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What is the relationship between wavelength and frequency

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Inverse. As frequency increases, wavlength decreases

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What is the relationship between wavelength/frequency and amplitude?

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Wavelength and frequency do not affect the amplitude

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10
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What is the speed of light approximately

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3.00x10⁸ m/s

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What is the equation that relates speed of light wave length and frequency

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C=lambda(v)

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12
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How do you separate white light into individual colors

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Pass it through a prism

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13
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Heated objects gain _____ energy as they get hotter.

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Kinetic

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14
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What is quantum

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The minimum amount of energy gained or lost by an atom

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15
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How does matter absorb quantized energy

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Stepwise

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16
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What is the equation relating energy of a quantum, planks constant, and frequency

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E quantum = hv

17
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What is the relationship between energy of a quantun and frequency

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The energy of a quantum increases as frequency increases.

18
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What is the photoelectric effect

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When photoelectrons are admitted from a metal’s surface when light of a certain frequency or higher shines on the surface

19
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What did albert einstein propose about the dual nature of light in 1905

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Light behaves as both a wave and a particle.

20
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What is a photon

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A massless particle of light that carries a quantum of energy

21
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What is the atomic emission spectrum

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The set of frequencies of the light waves emitted by an atom

22
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Is the atomic emission spectrum unique for each element

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Yes

23
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What can the atomic omission spectrum help determine

A

The gas composition of stars

24
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What did Louis de Broglie propose

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That electrons behave like a wave

25
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What is the equation that relates wavelength, plancks constant, particle mass, and velocity?

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Lambda = h/mv

26
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What is Heisenbergs uncertainty principle

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Its impossible to know the precise velocity and position of an object at the same time

27
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In Heisenbergs uncertainty principle, for macroscopic objects the uncertainty is ______, but for electrons the uncertainty is _______

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Negligible

Significant

28
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What happens when a photon bumps into an electron

A

It changes the electrons position and velocity

29
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What are the 3 parts of the quantum mechanical mode of the atom

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Treats electrons as waves

Limits an electrons energy to certain values

Doesn’t describe an electrons path around the nucleus

30
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What is an atomic orbital

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A 3-D region around the nucleus which describes an electrons probable location

31
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The hydrogen atom only has certain ___________

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Allowable energy states

32
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What is ground state

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The lowest energy state

33
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What is excited state

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Any state above the ground state when an atom gains energy

34
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Hydrogens electrons can only move in ___________ around the nucleus

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Certain allowable orbits

35
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What is quantum number

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A number assigned to each electron orbit

36
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Since only certain atomic energies are possible, only certain _________ can be emitted

A

Wavelengths (colors) of radiation

37
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What is the major limitation of Bohr’s model of the atom

A

It explains hydrogens spectrum but fails to any other elements spectrums

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