Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
Q

when wavelength is short, what does that mean for frequency?

A

high frequency

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2
Q

what color has the highest energy?

A

violet

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3
Q

what color has the lowest energy?

A

red

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4
Q

what is an example of red light?

A

radio waves

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5
Q

what is an example of orange light?

A

microwaves

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6
Q

what is an example of yellow light?

A

infrared

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7
Q

what colors of light are visable?

A

green, blue, indigo, violet

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8
Q

what is an example of green light?

A

ultraviolet

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9
Q

what is an example of blue light?

A

x-ray

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10
Q

what is an example of violet light?

A

gamma ray

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11
Q

what is the wavelength?

A

distance between two maxima
(distance between two wawves)

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12
Q

what is amplitude?

A

height of each wave

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13
Q

in comparing two lightbulbs, if they each have different amplitudes, what does that do?

A

each lightbulb will have different brightness
the short amplitude will have dim light
the long amplitude will have bright light

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14
Q

in comparing two lightbulbs, if they each have different amplitudes, what does that do?

A

each light bulb will have different brightness
the short amplitude will have dim light
the long amplitude will have bright light

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15
Q

what is frequency (v)?

A

is the number of cycles per unit time

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16
Q

what does low frequency mean for wavelength?

A

long wavelength

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17
Q

what is the speed of light?

A

c = 3.00x10^8 m s^-1

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18
Q

what happens when a wave encounters an obstacle or slit?

A

it bends (or diffracts) around it

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19
Q

what happens when a particle encounters an obstacle or slit?

A

the particle goes straight through the slit

20
Q

when light acts as a particle, what is it called?

A

the photoelectric effect and blackbody radiation

21
Q

what happens with higher frequencies (such as indigo)?

A

more electrons will be able to be transferred

22
Q

what happens when the intensity of the light increases?

A

more electrons will be transferred

23
Q

what did albert einstein say about light particles?

A

light consists of discrete packets called quanta (photons)

24
Q

what did max planck say about light particles?

A

energy is directly proportional to the frequency

25
Q

what is a beam of light?

A

a stream of photons of the same energy

26
Q

what is plancks constant?

A

6.626x10^-34 Js

27
Q

what does E stand for?

A

energy of one photon

28
Q

what is the photoelectric effect?

A

energy transfer from the light (one photon) to an electron in the metal

29
Q

in order to eject an electron?

A

energy of an incoming photon Ei must be equal or greater than the work function in order to eject electron

30
Q

what does leftover energy turn into?

A

KE

31
Q

label the electrons ejected if its positive or negative *electrons ejected

A
32
Q

does the energy of the emitted electrons depend on the intensity of the incoming light?

A

no

33
Q

what does the energy of one electron depend on?

A

the energy of one photon

34
Q

when an atom absorbs energy what does it re-emit as?

A

light

35
Q

light emitted by atoms contains how many wavelengths?

A

several wavelengths

36
Q

when electrons jump shells, what happens?

A

they absorb energy

37
Q

electron is never observed between states, what does that result in?

A

resulting in the discrete lines the emission spectrum

38
Q

when an electron falls back to lower energy level, what happens?

A

light is emitted

39
Q

what happens when an electron absorbs energy?

A

the electron is gets excited to an unstable energy level

40
Q

can the energy of a photon be negative?

A

no, always positive

41
Q

transition between levels that are farther apart in energy produce what?

A

light that is shorter in wavelength

42
Q

what does the absorption of the shortest wavelength look like?

A

big distance between shells

43
Q

what did louis de broglie say about light?

A

if light has wave-like and particle-like properties, matter (electrons) must be both particle- like and a wave-like
(light has both particle- like and wave-like properties)

44
Q

how are we waves?

A

matter is a wave, and everything is made of matter thus atoms and electrons are also waves

45
Q

what is h?

A

planck’s constant = 6.626x10^-34 Js

46
Q

what unit is wavelength in?

A

m (its lamda)