Chapter 4 Test Flashcards

0
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The electrons in the outermost energy level

A

Valence electrons

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1
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Who discovered the neutron?

A

Chadwick

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2
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Within each principal energy level, electrons have greater probability of being found in certain regions, called sublevels. A series of small positive integers, called ____________ (l), are solu- tions to angular momentum equations that describe these sublevels.
sPD

A

azimuthal quantum numbers

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3
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Physicists describe these energy levels as ___, meaning that energy emissions come only in certain amounts or quantities.

A

quantized

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4
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This discovery led to the law of ______ This law states that every compound is formed of elements combined in specific ratios by mass that are unique for that compound.

A

Law of definite composition.

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5
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1909 _____, one of Rutherford’s assistants, had one of his students design an experiment with a sheet of thin gold foil.

A

Hans Geiger

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6
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Werner Heisenberg determined that it is impossible to know both the en- ergy or momentum and the exact position of an electron at the same time. This concept, known as the _____,

A

Heisenberg uncertainty principle

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7
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Naturally accuring silver consists…

A

107.9

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8
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Describe the s sublevel

A

1 shape, 2 electrons, and in first energy level

Type of sublevel found in all

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P sublevel

A

3 shapes, 6 electrons, and second energy level

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D Sublevel

A

5 shapes, 10 electrons, and 3rd energy level

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11
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f sublevel

A

7 shapes, 14 electrons, and fourth energy level

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12
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Who has to do with atoms

A

Democritus

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13
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Cathode rays dealt with what?

A

Electron

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14
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The central positive

A

Nucleus

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15
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negative charged ion

A

Anion

16
Q

Whose model dealt with different masses

A

Bohrs model

17
Q

Who discovered the proton

A

Rutherford

18
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If you Lose electron you have a ___ charge

A

Positive charge

19
Q

Who believed that the ratio has to be large

A

JJ Thomson

20
Q

Who dealt with prisms and spectroscopy

A

Gustav Kirchhoff

Robert Bunsen

21
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Who had a “planetary” model of the atom

A

Bohr

22
Q

What law dealt with samples of water

A

Law of definite composition

23
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_____rule states that as electrons fill a sublevel, all orbitals receive one electron with the same spin before they begin to pair up.

A

Hund’s rule

24
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______ principle at most 2 electrons per orbital - different spins

A

Pauli exclusion

25
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Nobel prize was given for ____

A

Cathode rays

26
Q

Who was associated with atomism

A

Democritus

27
Q

____ energized the atoms in the sample to be tested.

A

Flame

28
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_____ are solutions to the various wave equations sci- entists use to describe the energy, momentum, and probable location of an electron.

A

Quantum numbers

29
Q

The _______ (n) identifies the principal energy level.

A

principal quantum number

30
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The number of total electrons in a principal energy level equals ___ where n is the principal quantum number.

A

2n^2

31
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The ___ principle states that the arrangement of electrons in an atom is determined by adding electrons to an atom with a lower atomic number, that is, one with fewer electrons

A

Aufbau

32
Q

Positive ions are called ___.

A

cations

33
Q

How many electrons can first shell hold?

A

2

34
Q

How many can second shell hold?

A

8 electrons

35
Q

How many electrons can the third shell hold?

A

18

36
Q

Who discovered the nucleus and protons

A

Rutherford