Chapter 7 Electronic Structure of Atoms Flashcards

1
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protons and nuetrons are found in the

A

nucleus

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2
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electrons are the ______ of the three particles that make up an atom

A

smallest

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3
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Electrons are arranged in shells or _______ that surround the nucleus of an atom

A

orbitals

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4
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Knowing the arrangement of the electrons in atoms of elements , helps us predict the relative _____ of elements

A

reactivity

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5
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Each electrons in an atom is characterized by a unique set of four ______ numbers

A

quantum

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6
Q

the four quantum numbers are

A

n l ml ms

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7
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the n stands for

A

principal quantum number

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8
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principal quantum number (n) designates the _____ and ______ of the orbital

A

size and energy

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9
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the principal quantum number (n) has integer values starting from

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1,2,3, and so forth

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10
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the larger the n value, the greater the _________ __________ from the nucleus; greater the _______

A

average distance, energy

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11
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All orbitals that have the same value of n are said to be in the same ______

A

shell or level

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12
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Different shells are numbered by the ______ _________ ______

A

principal quantum numbers

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13
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The l stands for

A

angular momentum quantum number

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14
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the l divides the shells into smaller groups called ______

A

subshells / sublevels

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15
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the angular quantum numbers (l) can take integer values from _____

A

0 to n-1

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16
Q

the number designations for s,p,d,f are ______

A

0,1,2,3

17
Q

the ml stands for

A

magnetic quantum number

18
Q

the magnetic quantum number (ml) divides the subshell into individual ______

A

orbitals

19
Q

the _____ _______ ______ is known as the home for electrons

A

magnetic quantum number (ml)

20
Q

possible integer values of the magnetic quantum number are

A

-l,…,0,…+l

21
Q

s subshell has ___ orbital and ___ electrons

A

1, 2

22
Q

p subshell has ___ orbital and ___ electrons

A

3, 6

23
Q

d subshell has ___ orbital and ___ electrons

A

5, 10

24
Q

f subshell has ___ orbital and ___ electrons

A

7, 14

25
Q

the total number of orbtilas for a given n value is

A

n^2

26
Q

ms stands for

A

electron spin quantum number

27
Q

spin quantum number is defined as

A

+1/2 (spin up) or -1/2 (spin down)

28
Q

the _________ ________ states that electrons are added to the ______ energy orbitals first before moving to ________ energy orbitals

A

Aufbau principle, lowest, higher

29
Q

The ______ _______ ______ states that no two electrons can have all four electronic quantum numbers the ________

A

Pauli exclusion principle, same

30
Q

The ______ _______ ______ states that no more than __ electrons in each _________

A

Pauli exclusion principle, 2, orbital

31
Q

______ _______ states that the electrons fill each orbital _______ with their spins _______ before any orbitals gets second electron

A

Hunds rule, singly, parallel

32
Q

Noble gas core configuration can be used to represent all elements but

A

H and He