Electron Configuration Flashcards

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Bohr model

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Electrons travel in orbits -farther orbit from the nucleus the higher the energy.

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Excited state

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The state when the electron is filled with energy and is at a higher orbital.

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Orbital

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An area that is similar to an orbit, but there is a 90% chance of finding the electron inside the circle. Usually a circle.

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Rutherford

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discovered the positive nucleus, he used the gold foil experiment (his model was the peach pit)

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Orbit

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A sphere of activity, you are almost guaranteed to find the electron on this path

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Thompson model

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Thompson model, discovered the electron. Used the plum pudding model.(fuzzy clouds of electrons)

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Shrodinger

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father of quantum mechanics, regular physics doesn’t apply to quantum mechanics.

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Ground state

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The ground state is the state that the electron Is in before it is energized.

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8
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Aufbau

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The principle that says that electrons fill up the lower energy levels first

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9
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Quantum mechanics

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The study of how particles interact at a nanoscopic level.

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10
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Orbital filling diagram

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It is the one with the boxes and the arrows.

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Electron configuration diagram

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The one without the boxes and arrows

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12
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To find the coefficient for the p and s orbitals…

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You look at which period it is in… (The horizontal one)

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13
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To find the coefficient for a d orbital you…

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Find the period and subtract 1

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To find the coefficient for a f orbital you…

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Look at the period and subtract 2

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15
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How many boxes and electrons can a s orbital hold.

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1 boxes = 2 electrons

16
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How many boxes and electrons can a p orbital hold.

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3 boxes and six electrons

17
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How many boxes and electrons can a d orbital hold.

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5 boxes and ten electrons

18
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How many boxes and electrons can a f orbital hold.

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7 boxes and 14 electrons

19
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Pneumonic name for a s electron

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Sphere

20
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Pneumonic name for a p electron

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Peanut

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Pneumonic name for a d electron

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Daisy

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Pneumonic name for a f electron

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No picture -too messed up or too “f”ed up.

23
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Pauli exclusion principle

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In each box of an electron filling diagram the electrons spin differently

24
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How to do gas notation steps

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1.Find the element you are looking on the periodic table. 2. Find the noble gas that is located before it (the closest one) 3. Write it in brackets. Then continue with electron notation or the diagram from there.

25
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Name the scientist who would “drawr” this model

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Thompson

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Name the scientist who would “drawr” this model

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Rutherford

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Name the scientist who would “drawr” this model

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Bohr

28
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What model is this

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The quantum mechanical model