Chapter 4 Quarterly notes

Question 1

Heisenbergs proposal answers question of where electrons are

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Located if they are both par files and wave s

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(Heisenberg) electrons are detected by their

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Interaction with photons

Question 3

(Heisenberg) because photons have about the same energy as electrons any attempt to locate a specific electron with a

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Photon knocks the electron off its course

Question 4

Erwin schrodingers used the hypothesis that electrons have a dual wave particle nature and

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Developed an equation that treated electrons in atoms as waves

Question 5

Quantization of electron energies was a

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Natural outcome of schrodingers equation

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Only waves of specific energies, and thus frequencies provide

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Solutions to the equation

Question 7

Quantum theory describes mathematically the

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Wave properties of electrons and other very small particles

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Electrons do not travel around the nucleus in

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Neat orbits

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Electrons exist in certain regions called

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Orbitals

Question 10

An orbital is a three dimensional

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Region around the nucleus that indicated the probable location of an electron

Question 11

Electrons in atoms orbitals also have

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Quantized energies

Question 12

An electrons energy level is not the only characteristic of an orbital that is indicated by

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Solving the schrodinger equation.

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Quantum numbers specify the properties of

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Atomic orbitals and the properties of electrons in orbitals

Question 14

Principal quantum number symbolized by

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N

Question 15

Principal quantum number indicates the

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Main energy level occupied by the electron

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Total number of orbitals in a given shel is equal to

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n^2

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Angular momentum quantum number symbolized by

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L

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Angular momentum quantum number indicates the

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Shape of the orbital

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For specific main energy level number of orbital shapes possible is equal to

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N

Question 20

Values of n are

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Positive integers only

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Values of l are zero and all

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Positive integers less than or equal to n - 1

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When l equals 0 the shape is

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S

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L = 1 shape is

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P

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L = 2 shape is

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D

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L= 3 shape is

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F

Question 26

Magnetic quantum number symbolized by

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M

Question 27

Magnetic quantum number indicates the

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Orientation of an orbital around the nucleus

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Values of m are

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Whole numbers including zero from -L to +L

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Orientation of s corresponds to

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M=0

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3 p orbitals relate to m values of

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-1 0 and +1

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D orientations correspond to m values or

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-2 -1 0 +1 +2

Question 32

Number of electrons per main energy level

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2n^2

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Spin quantum number has only

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Two possible values -1/2 or +1/2 | Which indicate the two fundamental soon states of an electron in an orbital

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Electron configuration is the

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Arrangement of electrons in an atom

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Ground state configuration. Is the lowest

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Energy arrangement of the electrons for each element

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Aufbau principle l, an electron occupies

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The lowest energy orbital that can receive it

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Pauli exclusion principle, no two electrons in the same atom can

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Have the same set of four quantum numbers

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Hund's rule, orbitals of equal energy are each occupied by

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One electron before any orbital is occupied by s second electron and all electrons in singly occupied orbitals must have the same spin state

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Noble gases

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The group 18 elements (helium neon argon krypton xenon and radon)

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Noble gas notation

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To simply writing an electron configuration symbol for the previous noble gas is enclosed in square brackets is used to represent part of the configuration

Question 41

Heisenberg uncertainty principle states that it is

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Impossible to determine simultaneously both the position and velocity of an electron or any other particle