M3 part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

The model aims to explain the stability of the atom:

A

Bohr Model of the Atom

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2
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characteristics of Bohr Model of the Atom

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  • presence of fixed circular orbits or energy levels
  • ground state will have the electrons in constant energy
  • light energy can be absorbed and be emitted by electrons
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3
Q

The orbits in Bohr Model are

A

quantized energy levels

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4
Q

There is a specific
amount of energy
required for each
distance and this energy _________ when going
farther away from the
nucleus.

A

increases

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5
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characteristics of electron in bohr model

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● Electrons are originally at its ground state.
● Electrons can absorb energy and will become excited.
Electrons jump to higher energy levels when excited.
● Electrons can then relax and go back to its ground state.
This will give off energy that has a specific wavelength and
color.

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6
Q

The emitted light from
relaxation can be
detected resulting to

A

spectral lines

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7
Q

These will give the
distinct color that we
see when metals are
heated or when light is
being reflected by
matter

A

spectral lines

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8
Q

The Balmer series of spectral lines was able to identify the
presence of orbitals. The spectroscopic data were described

A

Erwin Schrödinger (Cloud model)

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9
Q

spectroscopic data

A

○ sharp – s orbital
○ principal – p orbital
○ diffused – d orbital
○ fundamental – f orbital

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