Exam 2 Lecture 8 Flashcards

1
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Hydrogen atom orbitral energiesdon’t have any

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crossover or splitting

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2
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Multi-electron atoms have…

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crossover and splitting

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3
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…..are lower in multielectron atom

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Principle energies

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4
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•Energies of subshells are____ in multielectron atoms

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“split”

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5
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Some _______in multielectron atoms results in certain subshells having_________

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crossover of energy levels

lower energies than subshells with lower “n” values

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6
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What is responsible fo rthe differences in energies for the single- and multielectron atoms?

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ELECTROSTATIC INTERACTIONS

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7
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ms describes electron …..

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spin

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8
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The Pauli exclusion principle:

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No two electrons in an atom can have the same set of four quantum numbers four quantum numbers

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9
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What’s the 1st orbital to experience crossover?

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10
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What’s the 2nd orbital to experience crossover?

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11
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What’s the 3rd orbital to experience crossover?

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12
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What does this represent?

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direction of electron spin

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13
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Populate Lithium orbitals

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14
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Populate Berillium orbitals

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15
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Populate Boron orbitals

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16
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An electron will occupy …..

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the lowest energy orbital that is available

17
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Complete the sentence, name the principle

A maximum of ______can occupy any given orbital

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2 electrons

(Pauli exclusion principle)

18
Q

degenerate orbitals

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orbitals of the same energy

19
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Hund s’ rule

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For degenerate orbitals the lowest energy is attained when the number of electrons with the same spin is maximized

20
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complete the sentence, name the rule…

For _____the lowest energy is attained when ________

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degenerate orbitals,

the number of electrons with the same spin is maximized

HUND’s RULE

21
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Populate the Carbon atom

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22
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Populate the Nitrogen atom

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23
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Write the electron configuration for Oxygen

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24
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Some energy level crossovers occur due to…..

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electrostatic effect

25
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The principle quantum number (n) of d block elements is one less than that of_________

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the adjacent s and p block elements

26
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The principle quantum number(n) of f block elements is two less than

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that of the adjacent s and p block elements,

27
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The principle quantum number(n) of f block elements is one less than

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the adjacent d block

28
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Where is the s block?

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29
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Where is the p block?

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30
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Where is the d block?

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transition metals

31
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Where is the f block?

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Lanthanides and Actinides

32
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Auf-Bau Principle:

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Lower electron orbitals fill before higher orbitals do, “building up” the electron shell. The end result is that the atom, ion, or molecule forms the most stable electron configuration.

(The periodic table color coded by principle quantum number of the orbital being filled)

33
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Auf-Bau Principle periodic table

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34
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Auf-Bau Rule

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35
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