HL Chemistry - Topic 2: Atomic Structure Flashcards

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In the electromagnetic spectrum, lower energy results in ______ wavelength and _______ frequency

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In the electromagnetic spectrum, lower energy results in LONGER wavelength and LOWER frequency

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In the electromagnetic spectrum, higher energy results in ______ wavelength and _______ frequency

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In the electromagnetic spectrum, higher energy results in SHORT wavelength and HIGH frequency

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3
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List the electromagnetic spectrum from low energy to high energy.

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  1. Radio waves
  2. Microwaves
  3. Infrared
  4. Visible light
  5. Ultraviolet
  6. X-rays
  7. Gamma rays
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4
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What is the definition of a continuous line spectrum?

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It contains all wavelengths of light in a certain range. It does not have any gaps

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5
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What is the definition of a line spectrum?

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It is a spectrum only showing certain frequencies at specific wavelengths

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6
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Draw the line emission spectra of hydrogen.

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7
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What is the definition of convergence?

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When the set of lines is converging towards the higher energy end, so the electron is reaching a maximum amount of energy. The maximum corresponds to the ionisation energy of the electron

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8
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Where do the electrons jump to from higher levels in the hydrogen emission spectrum?

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From higher levels down to n=2 energy level

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9
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What energy level do electrons jump to for infrared?

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n = infinity to n=3

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10
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What energy level do electrons jump to for visible light?

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n = infinity to n=2

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11
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What energy level do electrons jump to for ultraviolet?

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n=infinity to n=1

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12
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How many electrons can s shell contain?

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2 electrons

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13
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How many electrons can p shell contain?

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6 electrons

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14
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How many electrons can d shell contain?

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10 electrons

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15
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How many electrons can f shell contain?

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14 electrons

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16
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Draw the 3D shape for s orbitals.

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17
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Draw the 3D shape for p orbitals.

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18
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How many orbitals are in s subshell?

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1 orbital

19
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How many orbitals are in p subshell?

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3 orbitals

20
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How many orbitals are in d subshell?

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5 orbitals

21
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How many orbitals are in f subshell?

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7 orbitals

22
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What are the arrangements of electrons from largest to smallest form?

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shells –> subshells –> electrons in orbitals

23
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Where are s-block, d-block, p-block and f-block located on the periodic table?

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