CHEM 110 - MIDTERM #3 Flashcards

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What is the principal quantum number?

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Symbol: n
Values: positive values (1, 2, 3)
Property: Orbital energy (size)
The bigger the n value, the larger the orbital

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What is the angular momentum?

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Symbol: l
Values: 0, n-1
Property: orbital shape

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Orbital shape of l=0

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s-orbital (circle)

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Orbital shape of l=1

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p-orbital (dumbell)

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Orbital shape of l=2

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d-orbital (clover)

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Orbital shape l=3

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f-orbital (insane)

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Collections of orbitals with the same n-value are _____

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Shells (ie. 2s and 2p share the same 2nd shell because they both have n=2)

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Collections of orbitals with the same n & l values are ___

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subshells (ie. 2s and 2p are the same subshells)

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Subshells of n=2

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where l=1,0 -> 2p & 2s subshells respectively

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What is the magnetic quantum number?

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symbol: ml
values: + and - l (including 0)
property: orbital orientation in space (number of orbitals in a subshell with a particular l value)
# of ml values can be found with: 2l + 1

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What is the spin quantum number?

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symbol: ms
values: +1/2 or -1/2
property: direction of e- spin

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if l=0, then how many ml values are there?

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ml = 2l + 1 = ml = 1 value where ml=0

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How many orbitals in l=0?

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One orbital where s orbital is present and can only hold 2 electrons

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How many orbitals in l=1?

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3 orbitals where p orbital is present and can only hold 6 electrons

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How many orbitals in l=2?

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5 orbitals where d orbital is present and can only hold 10 electrons

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How many orbitals in l=3?

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7 orbitals where f orbital is present and can only hold 14 electrons

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How many orbitals in l=4?

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9 orbitals where g orbital is present and can only hold 18 electrons

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Similarities and differences between 1s and 2s orbital?

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Have different principal quantum numbers (n=1 vs. n=2); but have the same shell (at l=0). 2s is also larger than 1s in orbital size, but they share the same ml and ms values at l=0. 2s is further away from the the nucleus.

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Difference between 2px and 2py?

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Same n-value, same l value (same size and orbital shape); different orientations (ml=-1 at 2px and ml=0 at 2py).

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What is an orbital?

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electrons with the same values of n, l, and ml (n=3, l=2, ml=-2)

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Energy of orbitals in a single electron atom rely on __

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the principal quantum number (n)

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Energy of orbitals in a multi-electron atom rely on __

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n and l

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What is the Aufbau principle?

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States that the electrons fill in lowest energy orbitals (1s will fill up before 2s and 2p)

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What is Hund’s Rule?

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The most stable arrangement of electrons in subshells is the one with the greatest number of parallel spins (ie. 2p3) - you must put one electron in each orbital before adding the second electron in the orbital

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Difference between paramagnetic and diamagnetic compounds?
Paramagnetic: unpaired electrons (ie. 2p2) Diamagnetic: all electrons are paired (2p6)
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Which EM region has the greatest energy?
Gamma rays
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Which EM region has the least energy?
Radiowaves
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Work equation?
W = -P x Change in V (in L)
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When heat is absorbed it is ____?
Endothermic (+)
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When heat is released onto the surroundings it is __?
Exothermic (-)
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First law of thermodynamics equation?
Change in internal energy = heat exchange + work (U = q + w)
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Negative work = _____
Expansion (-)
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Positive work = ____
Compression (+)
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Examples of state functions?
Energy, Enthalpy, Pressure
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Is work a state function?
no lol
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Temperature increases with the progression of the reaction = ____ reaction
Exothermic
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Temperature decreases with progression of reaction = ___ reaction
Endothermic
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Ideal gas law & thermodynamics =
U = H - RT(n) where: U = change in internal energy H= enthalpy n = number of gas moles products - number of gas moles reactants
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A combustion reaction is an ____ reaction
Exothermic
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Standard enthalpy of O2?
0
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Standard enthalpy of C, graphite?
0
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Hess' Law states that ____
enthalpy is a state function
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Enthalpy of a reaction is equal to the _____ of compounds
molar ratios (ie. 233 kJ of the reaction = 2 moles of H2 (g))
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Visible light spectrum?
400-700 nm
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@ 400 nm the color is?
blue/violet
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@500 nm the color is?
green
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@700 nm the color is?
red
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@400 nm - the wavelength is ____, has a ____ frequency and ____ energy
shorter higher higher
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@700 nm - the wavelength is ____, has a ____ frequency and ____ energy
longer shorter lower
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Excited electron =
going from a higher to lower energy orbit (n=3 -> n =2)
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Ground state electron =
n=1 (lowest level, closest to nucleus)
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Emitted electron =
going from lower to higher energy orbit
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momentum equation
p = mu (mass of electron x velocity)
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Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
States that position and momentum are uncertain of an electron
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Pauli Exclusion Principle
No two electrons in the same atom can have the same quantum number (opposite spins of electrons and no more than two electrons in an orbital)