Ozone: Radiation Flashcards

1
Q

What is the order of the EM spectrum in Increasing Frequency ( energy )

A
Radio 
Micro 
IR
Visible 
UV 
X-Ray 
Gamma Ray
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2
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What is the order of the EM spectrum in Increasing Wavelength

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Gamma 
X- Ray 
UV
Visible 
IR
Micro 
Radio
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3
Q

Which EM wave has the highest frequency ( energy )

A

Gamma

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4
Q

Which EM wave has the longest wavelength

A

Radio

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5
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Which EM wave has the lowest frequency ( energy )

A

Radio

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6
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Which EM wave has the shortest wavelength

A

Gamma

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7
Q

What is the equation for speed of light, c

A

C= v lamda

Speed of light = frequency x wavelength

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8
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The two equation for energy

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  1. E = hv ( energy, J = planks constant x frequency )

2. E=hc / lamda ( planks constant x speed of light / wavelength )

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9
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What happens when a molecule absorbs IR radiation

A
  1. IR causes changes in the level of vibration energy of bonds
  2. Bonds are not broken
  3. IR is used in analysis of compounds
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10
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What happens when molecules absorb Visible & UV radiation

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  1. Visible & UV cause changes in the level of electronic energy ( effect what the electron can absorb )
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11
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What happens to electrons at lower absorbed energies of radiation

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Electrons may be excited to a higher energy level the fall back to a lower energy level

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12
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What happens to electrons at higher absorbed energies of radiation

A
  • bonding electrons separate
  • covalent bonds break by homolytic fission
  • radicals are formed
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13
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Definition of heterolytic fission

A

Shared electrons go to one atom when bond is broken, forms ions

Eg. In polar molecules

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14
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Definition of homolytic fission

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Electrons are shared equally when bond is broken.

Leads to radical formation

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