Many Electrons in an Atom Flashcards

1
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What is ms quantum number

A

It is the quantum number related to the spin of the electron
ms= ±1/2

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2
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Can we solve non hydrogenic wavefunctions

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They are practically unsolvable however we can make approximations with some principles

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3
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Pauli exclusion principle

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No two electrons can have the same set of quantum numbers, so maximum number of electrons in an orbital is 2

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4
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Hund’s rule

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Electrons will fill up degenerate orbitals singly with the same spin before doubling up

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5
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Aufbau principle

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Electrons fill up orbitals in order of increasing energy.
It doesn’t go up per orbital due to shielding

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6
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Shielding

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Electron repulsion between orbitals, greater the penetration of the electron the less shielding it will experience

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7
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Penetration

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How close the electron can get to the nucleus

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8
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Z effective

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Effective nuclear charge on an electron Z_ef f= Z-σ where Z is the nuclear charge from the nucleus and σ is the electron charge multiplied by the kernel electrons

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9
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Kernel electrons

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The number of electrons that are not in the valence shell

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10
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Hydrogen energy level equation

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E_n = -hcR/n^2

n is the principle quantum number and R is the Ryberg constant

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11
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Delta E for E_n level for hydrogen

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Use previous equation but have Delta E = E initial - E final
Rearrange with equation for Energy of a photon with wavelength and solve which is =kT/Bhc after we sub for ΔE.

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12
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How to work out maximum occupied energy level:

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Differential with respect to J = 0 and solve to get Jmax = 1/2 ((2kt)/(Bhc))^1/2 -1/2

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