Lecture 1 Flashcards

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What was Daltons evidence for Democritus theory 2

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Atoms of the same elements are alike in mass and size

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What was Daltons evidence for Democritus atomic theory 1

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Elements are composed of minute, invisible particles called atoms

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What was Daltons evidence for Democritus theory 3

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Atoms of different elements have different masses and sizes

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What was Daltons evidence for Democritus theory 4

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Chemical compounds are formed by the Union of two or more atoms of different elements

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What was Daltons evidence for Democritus 5

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Atoms combine to form compounds in simple numerical ratios, such as 1:1, 2:1 etc

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What was Daltons evidence for Democritus theory 6

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Atoms of two elements may combine in different ratios to form more than one compound

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What did Thompson use in his experiment?

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A Cathode Ray tube

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What happened in Thompsons experiment?

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A beam of electrons was deflected by a magnetic field

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What did Thompsons experiment prove?

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The existence of electrons and protons

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What was Rutherfords experiment?

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The Gold Foil experiment

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What did Rutherfords experiment show?

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All the mass of an atom is in the centre (nucleus)

  • contains positively charged protons and neutral neutrons
  • negative electrons circulate the nucleus
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What did Bohr find out?

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Electrons had to circulate the nucleus at certain distances (quantisation)

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What did Bohr find out about the energy levels of the electron?

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Lowest arrangement of electrons (lowest state) = closest to nucleus (ground state)
Higher States = excited States

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What did Schrodinger find out?

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The electrons exist in orbitals of defined energies

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What does the Schrodinger equation show?

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The types of orbitals available to the atom are defined by 4 Quantum numbers

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What are the 4 Quantum numbers?

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  • Principle Quantum number (n)
  • Azimuthal Quantum number (l)
  • Magnetic Quantum number (ml)
  • Spin Quantum number (ms)
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What is the principle quantum number (n)?

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Says what the energy of the orbital is (larger value of n shows larger energy version of the orbital) (further from nucleus)

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What is the Azimuthal quantum number (l)?

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Describes the shape of the orbital (s, p, d, f)

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What is the magnetic quantum number (ml)?

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Says how many of each type of orbital there is (eg s=groups of 1) (p=groups of 3) (d=groups of 5)

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What is the spin quantum number (ms)?

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Says the electrons in the orbital can only have one of two orientations (spin up or down)