Chapter 9 - Lecture Flashcards

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Endothermic, These days, Helium - inert

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Helium gas is inert, but Hydrogen is reactive. Electrons. Models to help us understand why helium and other noble gases are unreactive as opposed to other elements in periodic table.

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Light

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  • Electrons and atoms- understanding- complicated subject
  • travels fast ; see lightning before hear thunder- light travels faster than sound, 2.9 x 10 8- light- 340 m/s;
  • convert 340 m/s 3.4 x 10^2- m/s
  • Light is 6 times faster- C-

in a vacuum

2.998 x 10^8 m/s

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Light

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Light is a form of electromagnetic radiation-

  1. Electric Field
  2. Magnetic Field

When you combine them you get light, you get electric magnetic radiation- combination of electric fields and magnetic fields- both waves- light behaves like a wave-

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wavelength- between two crests or two troughts- lambda

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amplitude

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relates to intensity of light; vertical peak of that crest

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wavelength

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gives- a lot of information about energy, color, whether we can see that light or not-

we will be paying more attention

2 waves- longer wavelength- the bottom one- shorter wavelength

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frequency

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how often a wave passes through a fixed point- often- high frequency- low frequency-

the longer the wavelength, less than frequency, lambda,

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8
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how many cycles of waves passing through in a second

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the frequency, units, hertz- units of one / second -

lambda x v= inversely proportional -

lambda (m) = v (1/sec)

c= m/sec

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9
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Rainbow

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See them after rain- rain drops or mist- sunlight- in order for a rainbow to show up- when sunlight passes through droplets of water in the air, light is separated into components- different colors of red to violet

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10
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Colors show up in that order

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Electromagnetic spectrum

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An atom absorbed radiation, jumped from lower state to a higher state, it’s going to be emitting- not absorbing, electromagnetic radiation

the energy of an atom is increased when radiation is emitted, coming back down from a higher state, releasing electromagnetic radiation- lse- energy is decreasing

energy of radiation- increases as frequency increases- deadly high energy radiation- right side, low energy radiation- energy increases- high energy as frequency increases- high energy-

low energy- frequency decreases, but wavelength is going to increase

high frequency means high energy

N2 state- electromagnetic radiation at appropriate freqeuncy- emit, release energy absorbed in the first place that made it jump, coming back down- emitting electro magnetic radiation

frequency and wavelength are inversely proportional to each other

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12
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above 700- infrared

  • don’t see light coming out of bulb
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rainbow, see them after rain-

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The presence of color in white light is The interaction of light with atoms helped to shape scientistsʼ models of the atom. for the colors we see
in our everyday vision.
• A red shirt appears red because it reflects red light; the shirt absorbs
all of the other colors of light except the red light. Our eyes see only
the reflected light, making the shirt appear red.

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The presence of color in white light is responsible for the colors we see
in our everyday vision.
• A red shirt appears red because it reflects red light; the shirt absorbs
all of the other colors of light except the red light. Our eyes see only
the reflected light, making the shirt appear red.

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Light travels through space at a constant speed of 2.998 × 108 m/s

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15
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low frequency is low energy light, the colors in the rainbow go from lower to higher

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16
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xrays- high energy- harmful- application in this area- Wallace data, radio waves- rooms filled

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17
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A red shirt appears red because it reflects red light; tLight is a form of electromagnetic radiation. • Light behaves like a wave. • It can be characterized by wavelength and amplitude: • Wavelength, λ, is defined as the distance between adjacent wave crests. • Amplitude is the vertical height of a crest.he shirt absorbs
all of the other colors of light except the red light. Our eyes see only
the reflected light, making the shirt appear red.

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18
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Light is a form of electromagnetic radiation. • Light behaves like a wave. • It can be characterized by wavelength and amplitude: • Wavelength, λ, is defined as the distance between adjacent wave crests. • Amplitude is the vertical height of a crest.

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19
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Visible spectrum is about 700 to 400

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infrared radiation

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21
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Photon- amount of energy depends on wavelength of light, shorter wavelength, higher frequency, greater the frequency

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calculate- energy associated with a specific wavelength of light- transition into atoms how light interacts with atoms