chapter 7 stuff Flashcards

1
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the absolutely small (quantum) world of the electron behaves differently

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than the larger (macroscopic) world

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2
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explains the strange behavior of electrons.

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quantum mechanical model of the atom

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3
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accurate term for what we refer to as light

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visible light

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4
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the full range of light energies

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electromagnetic spectrum

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5
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examples of the electromagnetic spectrum

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gamma rays, x- rays, ultraviolet radiation, visible light, infrared radiation, microwaves, and radiowaves

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6
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two components of light

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electric field

magnetic field

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7
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distance between corresponding points on adjacent waves

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wavelength

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8
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size or height of a wave

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amplitiude

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9
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the number of complete cycles of the wave passing a given point per second

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frequency

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10
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waves interact with each other in 2 ways:

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constructively

destructively

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11
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what is it called when waves pass through a slit comparable to their size, they bend around it

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diffract

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12
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contrsuctive intereference happens when

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equal path lengths

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13
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destructive interference happens when

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path lengths differ by lambda/ 2

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14
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phenomenon in which light striking the surface of metal causes electrons to be ejected

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photoelectric effect

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15
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light is described as a wave whereas in other cases a particle description works better

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wave-particle duality

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16
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light could be described as a collection of packets of energy

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photons

17
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the particular pattern of wavelengths absorbed and emitted by any element

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atomic spectrum

18
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atoms can only exist in a few states with very specific energies because

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it can only emit certain wavelengths of light as opposed to a continuous spectra

19
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while the wavelength increases, the change in energy between levels gets

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smaller

20
Q

electrons exhibit what type of behavior

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wave length

21
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de Broglie’s relation allows us to calculate what

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wavelengths

22
Q

which model depicts electrons as waves spread through a region of space called an _____

A

quantum mechanical model

orbital

23
Q

max number of electrons in any orbital

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2

24
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a function that describes the periodic behavior of a wave

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wave function

25
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principle quantum numbers

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n

26
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secondary quantum number (angular momentum quantum number)

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l

27
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magnetic quantum number

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ml

28
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describes the main energy level(shell) that the electron occupies

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n= principle quantum number

29
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larger values of n are orbitals that are ______ away from the nucleus

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farther

30
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designates the sub level (sub shell) that the electron occupies

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l - angular momentum quantum number

31
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tells us the shape of the orbital by indicating the number of nodes or nodal planes

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l - angular momentum quantum number

32
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region on either side of the node is called a

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lobe

33
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tells us the orientation in space of the orbital ( along which axis is it oriented)

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magnetic quantum number ml.

34
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specifies the orientation of the spin of the electron

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spin quantum number

35
Q

s orbitals are ___ shaped

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spherically

36
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p orbitals have _____ on either side of a node

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two lobes

37
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d orbitals have

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2 nodes

38
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f orbitals have

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more lobes and nodes than other orbitals