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1
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electrons outside nucleus are attracted to the __ in the nucleus

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protons

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2
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electrons propagate through space as an __ __

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energy wave

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electromagnetic radiation propagates through space as a __ moving at the speed of __

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wavelight

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4
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1 nm = __ m

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1 x 10^-9 m

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The __ of electromagnetic radiation is directly proportional to the __ of the radiation

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energyfrequency

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Long wavelength = __ frequency = __ energyShort wavelength = __ frequency = __ energy

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low, lowhigh, high

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E = hv , E = energy in joules (__)

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kg*m^2/s^2

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As the electron moves toward the nucleus, the wavelength __

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shortens

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9
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Shorter wavelength = __ energy = __ distance from the nucleus

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highergreater

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10
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Electron transitions involve __ of definite amounts of __. This produces __ of light with definite __

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jumpsenergybandswavelengths

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11
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Many elements give off characteristic __ which can be used to help identify them

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light

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12
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Flame Tests: __ red/orange, __ orange, __ orange/yellow, __ magenta, __ violet, __ green, __ yellow/green

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strontium, calcium, sodium, lithium, potassium, copper, barium

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13
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One cannot simultaneously determine both the position and momentum of an electron

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Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

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More certain you are about where the electron is, the less certain you can be about where it is __ and vice versa

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going

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15
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Denotes the probable distance of the electron from the nucleus

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Electron energy level (shell)

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16
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Number of electrons that can fit in a shell (n)

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2n^2

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17
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region within an energy level where there is a probability of finding an electron

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orbital

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18
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the surface that contains 90% of the total electron probability

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orbital shape

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S-orbitalShape:# of orientations:# of max electrons:

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Shape: spherical# of orientations: 1# of max electrons: 2

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P-orbitalShape:# of orientations:# of max electrons:

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Shape: dumbbell# of orientations: 3# of max electrons: 6

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D-orbitalShape:# of orientations:# of max electrons:

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Shape: double dumbbell# of orientations: 5# of max electrons: 10

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F-orbitalShape:# of orientations:# of max electrons:

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Shape: complex# of orientations: 7# of max electrons: 14

23
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Number of electrons per main energy level:n=1:n=2:n=3:n=4:

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n=1: 2n=2: 8n=3: 18n=4: 32

24
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2 electrons occupying the same orbital must have opposite spins

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Pauli exclusion principle

25
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E(ns) __ E(np) __ E(nd) __ E(nf)

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E(ns)

26
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Most chemically reactive metals are found on the __ __ hand side of the table, where the __ __ is smallest

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lower leftionization energy

27
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Most chemically reactive nonmetals are found on the __ __ hand side of the table, where the __ __ is largest

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upper rightionization energy

28
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Half the distance between nuclei in covalently bonded diatomic molecule

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atomic radius

29
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Atomic radius __ across a period. Increased __ __ __ due to __ shielding

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decreaseseffective nuclear chargedecreased

30
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Atomic radius __ down a group. Each row on the periodic table adds an __ __ to the atom

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increasesenergy level

31
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The energy required to remove an electron from an atom. Increases for successive electrons taken from the same atom

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Ionization energy

32
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Ionization energy tends to __ across a period. Electrons in the same quantum level don’t __ as effectively as electrons in inner level

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increaseshield

33
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Ionization energy tends to __ down a group. Outer electrons are farther from the nucleus and __ to remove

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decreaseeasier

34
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The energy change associated with the addition of an electron

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Electron affinity

35
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Electron affinity tends to __ across a period

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increase

36
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Electron affinity tends to __ down a group. Electrons farther from the nucleus experience __ nuclear attraction

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decreaseless

37
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A measure of the ability of an atom in a chemical compound to attract electrons

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electronegativity

38
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Electronegativity tends to __ across a period. As radius decreases, electrons get __ to the bonding atom’s nucleus

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increasecloser

39
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Electronegativity tends to __ down a group or __ __ __. As radius increases, electrons are __ from the bonding atom’s nucleus

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decreaseremain the samefarther

40
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__ radius decrease across a period, __ are bigger to the left and become smaller

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cationsanions

41
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Positively charged ions formed when an atom of a metal loses one or more electrons. __ than the corresponding atom

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cationssmaller

42
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Negatively charged ions formed when non metallic atoms gain one or or more electrons. __ than the corresponding atom

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anionslarger

43
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Attraction that occurs between oppositely charged particles. (__ in nucleus to __ surrounding the nucleus)

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Coulombic attractionprotonselectrons

44
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Net positive charge “felt” by the valence electron. Takes into account attractive forces felt b/w the protons and electrons, as well as the repulsive forces felt b/w valence electrons and core electrons

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Effective nuclear charge

45
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Electrons intervening b/w nucleus and valence electrons are said to __ the valence electrons from the nucleus so that the valence electrons don’e experience the full __ __ of the positive nuclear charge

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shieldattractive pull

46
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Coulombic attraction __ across a period. There are the same # of __ __, but there are more __ resulting in a greater attraction of valence electrons to the nucleus

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increasesenergy levelsprotons

47
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Coulombic attraction __ down a group. There are more __ __, more __ between valence electrons resulting in a weaker attraction of outer electrons to the nucleus

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decreasesenergy levelsdistance

48
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__ __ is when it loses electrons and creates a positive ion

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ionization energy

49
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Most half-filled orbitals, most unpaired electrons

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paramagnetic

50
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Most protons, most effective nuclear charge

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isoelectronic

51
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List the electromagnetic radiation from the longest to the shortest wavelengths (7)

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Radio waves, Microwaves, Infrared, Visible, Ultraviolet, X-rays, Gamma rays

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