chapter 6 Flashcards

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electromagnetic radiation

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characterised by its wavelength and frequency

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2
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Wavelength

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the distance between a given point on a wave and the corresponding point on the next cycle of the wave

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3
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frequency

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the number of waves that pass by a given point per unit time

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4
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what happens when a metal is heated

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when metal is heated at high temperatures electromagnetic radiation is emitted with wavelengths depending on the temperature used

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5
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quantization

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certain energies are accepted

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6
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Photoelectric effect

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electrons are emitted from the surface of a metal when light shines on it only if the frequency of the light is high enough

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7
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describe the movement of electrons during the photoelectric effect

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electrons move from the negative side ( anode) to the positive side( cathode)

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8
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photons

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packets of energy, the energy of each photon is directly proportional to the frequency of radiation defined by planks equation

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9
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particle wave duality

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the idea that electromagnetic radiation has particles of both wave and particle

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10
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line emission spectrum

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the light of exited atoms is composed of only a few wavelengths of light

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11
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Balmer series

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the four visible lines in the spectrum of hydrogen atoms

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12
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describe the bohr model of the hydrogen atom

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there are certain orbitals corresponding to specific energy levels where the laws or classic physics do not apply as long as the electron occupies one of the energy levels , the system is stable

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13
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ground state

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an atom with its electrons at the lowest possible energy levels

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14
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exited state

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an atom with its electrons at the highest possible energy levels

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15
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how does the value of n relate to the energy of the electron

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as the value of n increases the distance from the nucleus increases and the energy of electrons increases

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16
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Broglie’s hypothesis

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an electron can be described as a matter wave

17
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standing wave

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only certain matter waves are possible for electrons in an atom

18
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heisenberg uncertainty principle

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for a particle as small as an electron it is impossible to accurately tell both its position and energy

19
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probability density

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the probability of fin finding an electron around a specific point

20
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nodal surface

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a point where the probability of finding an electron is zero

21
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d orbitals

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have two cone shaped nodal surfaces

22
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f orbitals

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has 3 cone shaped nodal surfaces