Chapter 6: Electronic Structure of Atoms Flashcards
The shell with the principal quantum number n, consists of EXACTLY _____
n (the number) subshells.
What are the representative elements?
s and p block elements
In representative elements, we don’t consider the electrons in completely filled _____ orbitals to be valence electrons.
d or f
wavelength
the distance between 2 peaks
-usually expressed in meters
frequency
the number of cycles; complete wavelengths that pass a given point each second
-s-1 or Hz
quantum
the smallest amount of energy that can be emitted or absorbed as electromagnetic radiation
Photoelectric effect
A photon striking a metal surface can transfer its energy to electrons in the metal when exposed to light
work energy
energy that is used by electrons to overcome the attractive forces
equation for relationship between frequency, wavelength, and EMR
c=λυ
υ=frequency
λ=wavelength
c= speed of light (3.00x108 m/s)
Equation for finding energy of single quantum/ single photon
E=hυ
E= enery of single quantum
h=6.626x10-34 J-s (Planck’s constant)
υ=frequency
*Can also be written *
KE=E-E0
E=energy of light
E0=threshold energy of metal
Rydberg Equation
1) 1/ λ= (RH) (1/n21- 1/n22)
Allows us to calculate the wavelengths of all spectral lines of hydrogen
RH (Rydberg constant)= 1.096776x 107 m-1
n=principal quantum number
Equation for calculating the wavelength of an electron
λ=h/mυ
m=mass
υ=velocity
h=6.636x10-34
mυ= momentum
Equation for calculating the energy of a photon
E=hc/λ
where hc= 1.986x10-25
h=6.636x10-34
c= 3.00x108 m/s
Equation for Photoelectric Effect
KE=hυ-hυ0
KE=kinetic energy
υ= frequency of light
υ0=threshold frequency of metal
All electromagnetic radiation moves at ___.
Th speed of light