Module 2: Electron Structure Flashcards

1
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Max no. Of electrons in the 1st energy level

A

2

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2
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Max no. Of electrons in the 2nd shell

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8

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3
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Max no. Of electrons in the 3rd shell

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18

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4
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Max no. Of electrons in the 4th shell

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32

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5
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Max no. Of electrons in the 5th shell

A

50

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6
Q

Definition of an orbital

A

Region around the nucleus that can hold up to 2 electrons with opposite spin

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7
Q

What shape are s orbitals

A

Spherical

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8
Q

What shape are p orbitals

A

Dumbbell shaped

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9
Q

How many p orbitals are there??

A

3

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10
Q

How many d orbitals are there??

A

5

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11
Q

How many f orbitals are there??

A

7

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12
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What is a shell?

A

A shell is a complete group of orbitals having the same principle quantum number

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13
Q

What does the energy of an orbital depend on??

A

How far the electron is from the nucleus

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14
Q

What is the Aufbow principle??

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Electrons will always occupy the lowest available energy levels first

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15
Q

Pauli exclusion principle

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If 2 electrons occupy one orbital they must have opposite spins

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16
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Hund’s rule

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When 2 or more electrons occupy a set of degenerate orbitals they occupy them:

Singly
With parallel spins before spin paring in any one orbital