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Orbitals Flashcards

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1
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What does n indicate?

A

n is the principal quantum number and it represents an energy level

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What does Bohr’s model indicate?

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It states that electrons can only move between orbits, never moving halfway

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Why do electrons repel each other?

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Due to their negative charge

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What happens to the size of orbits as n increases?

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Orbits (shells) get larger as n increases

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What happens to the energy of the electrons as n increases?

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The energy of the electrons increases

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List the first four sublevels.

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s, p, d, f

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How many sublevels are in n=1 and what are they called

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There is only the s sublevel

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How many sublevels are in n=2 and what are they called?

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There is the s and p levels

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How many sublevels are in n=3 and what are they called?

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There is the s, p and d levels

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How many sublevels are in n=4 and what are they called?

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There is the s, p, d and f sublevel

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How many electrons can s hold?

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Up to 2 electrons

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How many electrons can p hold?

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Up to 6 electrons

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How many electrons can d hold?

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Up to 10 electrons

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How many electrons can f hold?

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Up to 14 electrons

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15
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Describe the energy difference in each sublevel.

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S is the smallest subshell and has the lowest energy

F is the largest subshell and has the highest energy

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16
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What is an orbital?

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The region in space where there is a high probability of finding an electron with a given energy

17
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What does n mean?

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The principle quantum number

18
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What does the principle quantum number describe?

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The size of the orbital the electron is in

19
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What does I mean?

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The orbital quantum number

20
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What does the orbital quantum number describe?

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The shape of the orbital

21
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What does m(I) mean?

A

The magnetic quantum number

22
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What does the magnetic quantum number mean?

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The orientation of the orbital in space

23
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What does m(s) mean?

A

The electron spin number

24
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What does the electron spin number indicate?

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The direction that the electron spins on its own axis

25
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How many p orbitals are there?

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3

26
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What are the 3 p orbitals?

A

x, y, z

27
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How many d orbitals are there?

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Five

28
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What does the Pauli exclusion principle state?

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That an atomic orbital can hold a maximum of two electrons which must have opposite spin

29
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What is the Aufbau Rule?

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Electrons occupy the lowest energy orbitals available

30
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What is Hunds Rule?

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Each orbital in a sublevel is occupied by a single electron before a second electron enters

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