Chapter 4: Light Flashcards

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What is Light?

A

Light is a form of Electromagnetic radiation

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What is Electromagnetic Radiation?

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Energy found in photons, carried in waves

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What is the Electromagnetic Spectrum?

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A spectrum of types of light

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4
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What type of light has the lowest frequency & the longest wavelength?

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TV / Radio waves

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5
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What type of light has the highest frequency & the shortest waves?

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Gamma Rays

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6
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At what wavelength is light visable to the human eye?

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Between 10^5 and 10^7 meters long

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What is Wavelength (λ)?

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The distance between two equivalent peaks of a wave

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What is Frequency (V)?

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How many waves (hertz) pass a point per second.

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8
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What is light commonly described by?

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Its frequency, wavelength, and energy.

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9
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What is a flame test?

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A test showing what colors metal ion emits when heated.

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10
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What is White Light?

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Light that has a spectrum of many colors, some of which are not visable to the human eye.

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11
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What is Elemental Light?

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Light that emits from a specific element

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What is the Bohr Model?

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An early model of the structure of an atom, created in 1913 by Niels Bohr.

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Ground State is found when what occurs?

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When all electrons in an atom reaches the lowest energy level.

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What are the main points of the Bohr Model?

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Electrons only occupy specific energy levels, and can jump between them

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What did the Bohr Model Explain about the atom?

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It explained some properties of main group elements, as well as the hydrogen line spectrum.

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What did the Bohr Model not explain about the atom?

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It did not explain the properties of transition elements, or the complex line spectrum.

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What is the Quantum Model?

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A modern model of the atom created by Einstein in the 1920s-30s.

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What is the purpose of the Quantum Model?

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To give probable locations of electrons in a atom

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19
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What is another name for Photons?

20
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What are the Main Ideas of the Quantum Model?

A

The Uncertainty Principle and the wave nature of electrons.

21
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What is Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle?

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It is impossible to know the exact energy and location of a particle at the same time.

22
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What is an Energy Level?

A

Parts of an atom that holds electrons; the higher the level the more electrons can be held

23
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How many electrons are found within a lvl 1 energy level?

A

2 Electrons

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How many electrons are found within energy level 2?
8 Electrons
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How many electrons are found with an energy level of 3?
18 Electrons
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How many electrons are found within a energy level of 4?
32 Electrons
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What sub-levels can be found within a energy level.
S, P, D, F
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How many orbitals does sub-level s contain?
1 orbital
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How many orbitals does sub-level p contain?
3 orbitals
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How many orbitals does sub-level d contain?
5 orbitals
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How many orbitals does sub-level f have?
7 obitals
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Do the electrons in a orbital stack on top of each other when increasing in size?
Yes, the electrons within an orbital stack as the sub level increases.
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What is a rule of an orbital?
A single orbital can only hold up to 2 electrons
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What are the rules of an electron?
Electrons have a magnetic field called spin, and electrons with opposite spins pair together.
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What is they Electron Configuration for Hydrogen?
1s^1
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What is the electron Configuration of Helium?
1s^2
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What is the electron Configuration of Oxygen?
1s^2 2s^2 2p^2
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What is the Electron Config Order?
1s 2s 2p 3p 4s 3d 4p 5s 4d 5p
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Hund's Rule states what?
If empty orbitals of the same energy are available, electrons will singly occupy an orbital than being paired together.
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What is a Valence Level?
The highest occupied electron energy level
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What is the Valence Shell?
Electrons in the highest energy level
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What determines a elements reactivity?
How many electrons are in the highest available energy level
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How many electrons are in a valence level?
8
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Where do reactions occur?
Valence Shell
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The Octet Rule states..
An atom is stablized by having its highest-occupied energy level filled
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What are the core electrons?
1s^2 2s^2 2p ^6
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What is shorthand for the core electrons?
[NE]
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More electrons equal
Higher Reactivity