Exam Q 17 Flashcards

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State two assumptions of Dalton’s atomic theory

A

All matter is made up of very small particles called atoms

All atoms are indivisible. They cannot be broken down into simpler particles

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2
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Name the scientist who measured the ratio of charge to mass of the electron

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J J Thomson

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Name the scientist who proved that the electrons in the atom reside in an electron cloud surrounding a small dense positive central nucleus

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Rutherford

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4
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Name the scientist who measured the charge on the electron

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Millikan

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5
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Outline Bohr’s atomic theory based on the hydrogen emission spectrum

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The elctron in a hydrogen atom occupies the lowest available energy level, this is the ground state.
When the electron gains energy (e.g. electric current run through it or heat) the electron jumps from the ground state to a higher energy level.
The higher energy level is unstable and the electron falls back down to its original energy level.
As it falls, it releases a photon of light in a specific frequency, emitting light according to E2-E1=hf

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State two limitations of Bohr’s atomic theory that led to its modification

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It did not account for elements with more than one electron.
It did not take wave-particle duality into account
Didn’t explain the discovery of sub-levels
and couldn’t account for the splitting of energy levels into sub levels

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7
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Define atomic orbital

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It is a region in space where there is a high probability of finding an electron

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8
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What is the shape of a p orbital

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A dumbell shape along the x,y,z-axis

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9
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How many electrons can be accommodated in the p-orbital

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2

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