Chemistry Exam 6, 7, 8, 9 Flashcards

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Energy is ______ proportional to frequency and _____ proportional to wavelength

A

Directly, indirectly

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2
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Rydberg Equation and what does it find?

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1/wavelength = (1.096776 * 10^-7 m^-1)*(1/nfsquared - 1/n1squared)
n2 > n1

wavelength

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3
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Uncertainty Principle

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It is impossible to know the exact position and momentum of an electron

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4
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Pauli Exclusion Principle

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No two electrons in an atom can have the same 4 quantum numbers

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5
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Energy required for transition

A

(-2.18*10^-18 J)(1/n2 - 1/n1)

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6
Q

Nm in m

A

10e-9 m

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7
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Hund’s Rule

A

Every orbital in a sublevel is singly occupied before any orbital is doubly occupied

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8
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First Ionization

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M(g) -> M+(g) + e- (endothermic)

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9
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Second Ionization

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M+ (g) -> M2+(g) + e- (endothermic)

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10
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Electron Affinity

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X(g) + e- -> X-(g) (exothermic)

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11
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Lattice Energy

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The energy required to convert one mole of an ionic solid to its ions in the gaseous phase

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12
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Speed of Light

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2.998 x 10^8 m/s

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13
Q

To find wavelength

A

speed of light/frequency

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14
Q

10^-10

A

Xray

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15
Q

10^-9

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Ultraviolet

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16
Q

10^-6

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Infrared

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17
Q

10^-3

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Microwave

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18
Q

10^-2

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Mictrowave

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19
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1

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T.V./Radio

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20
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10^3

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Radio

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21
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Energy of a photon

A

E = hv (planks constant * frequency)

22
Q

Planks Constant

A

6.626 * 10^-34

23
Q

Lowest to Highest Electromagnetic Radiation

A

Infrared to Ultraviolet

24
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Wavelength =

A

Planks constant/(mass * velocity)

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Nodal Planes
Shape representation
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Radial nodes
The cool lookin rings
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The principal number for d orbitals can be larger than 3
True
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Lattice energy
The energy required to break an ionic compound into gaseous ions
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Lattice energy trends
Decreases with increasing ionic radius Increases with increasing charges of ions
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As the principal number increases
The amount of energy required to ionize the atom decreases
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n
Principal Number Energy Level
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l
Angular Momentum (n-1) Orbital Shape (Sub-level)
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m sub l
Magnetic (+/- l) Number of Orbitals
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m sub s
Spin (+/- 1/2) Spin orientation
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of e- in a shell
2n^2
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What is the flaw in Bohr's model?
It saws that electrons move in a circular orbit around the nucleus, which is a violation of the uncertainty principle
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In an isoelectronic series,
As the number of protons increase, the ionic radius decreases
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Group 1 is less reactive than group 2
False
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A circle in a benzene structure means
the delocalization of pi bond over the whole molecule resonance
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Bond Order
(# bonding electrons - # nonbonding electrons)/2
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Bond order = 0
No bonding exists as it is too unstable
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Bond order = 1
Single bond
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Bond order = 2
Double bond
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Bond order = 3
Triple bond
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Bond order = 1/2
Weak stability
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Aufbau principle
electrons will occupy the lowest energy orbitals first
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Hund's rule
Electrons occupy degenerate orbitals 1 at a time with parallel spins before doubling up
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Pauli Exclusion Principle
No 2 electrons of an atom can have the same set of 4 quantum #s
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Amount of energy in a photon
1.885*10^-19 joules
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Bohr's equation and what does it find?
-2.18*10e-18J * (1/nfinal squared - 1/ninitial squared)