Emission Spectra and Orbitals Flashcards

1
Q

concept of energy quanta comes from

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the experiments emission spectra of hydrogen

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2
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Excited atoms emit

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light of only certain wavelength

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3
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wavelengths of emitted light depend on the e..

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element

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4
Q

visible series of lines called-

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Balmers series

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5
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scientist who did experiment on hydrogen

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bohr

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6
Q

Electrons can only exist in

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discrete orbits / stationary states/quantized energy states

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7
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energy state of an atom=

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  • R/n^2
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8
Q

sharp line spectra = evidence for //// ////

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energy levels

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9
Q

calculation of 🔺E

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understood?

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10
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Problems with bohr’s theory
• theory only /////// for H
• introduced quantum idea ///////

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succesful, artifcially

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11
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orbitals & e-configurations

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understood

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12
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each orbital

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no more than 2 electrons!

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13
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Diamagnetic is not .

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attracted to a magnetic field

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14
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Paramagnetic:

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substance is attracted to a magnetic field

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15
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Substances with unpaired electrons

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paramagnetic

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16
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n

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energy level number

17
Q

l

A

energy sublevel number staring with 0 for s

18
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mi

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orbital number given in the range -l to l

19
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ms

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electron spin number (±1/2)

20
Q

AUFBAU

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WHEN BUILDING UP THE E CONFIGURATION OF AN ATOM, THE ELCTRONS OCCUPY THE LOWEST AVAILABLE ENERGY LEVELS FIRST

21
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Pauli

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no more than two electrons can occupy a single orbital and those two must have opposite spins. Also electrons must occupy the orbitals single before filling them in pairs.