Quantum Chemistry Flashcards

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Wavelength is inversely proportional to Frequency, Energy, and Wavenumber

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Phenomenon in which electrons are emitted from surface of a metal when light strikes it.

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Photoelectric effect

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3
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Equation that describes spectral line emissions of hydrogen atom

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Rydberg Equation

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4
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Quantum number that descirbes the distance of electrons from nucleus (energy level)

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Principal

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5
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Describes energy subshells and shape of orbitals

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Azimuthal

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6
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Describes the number of orbitals in subshells and their possible orientation in space

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Magnetic

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7
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Describes the movement of electron around it’s own axis

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Spin

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8
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Probability of finding no electron

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Node

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9
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What principle states “ orbitals filled with electrons in increasing energy”

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Aufbau

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10
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What principle states that “the moste stable arrangement of electron in subshells ins the one with the most number of parallel spins”

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Hunds rule of maximum multiplicity

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11
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Principle that states that “An orbital must contain a max of 2 electron with opposite signs”

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Pauli’s Exclusion Principle

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12
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Lowest energy arrangements of electrons

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Graound state electron configuration

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13
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In a configuration, electrons with highest principal quantum number are the ____

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Valence electron

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14
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Species with same electron configuration is called ____

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Isoelectronic

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15
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As more orbitals, subshells and energy levels are filled up with electrons, the energy differences between subshells become smaller

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16
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Measure of nuclear attraction for an electron

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Effective nuclear charge

17
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Used to compute for shielding constant

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Slater’s Rule

18
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Significant decrease in size from left to right among lanthanide metals, where outer electrons filled the 4f orbital.

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Lanthanide contraction

19
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Minimum energy required to remove an electron from a gaseous atom in it’s ground state

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Ionization Energy

20
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As the charge of species become more positive, inner electrons are more tightly held by the nucleus resulting in increase in successive ionization energies.

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21
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Energy change associated with the addition of electron to a gaseous atom

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Electron affinity

22
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Electron affinity is ____ when energy is released, ____ when energy is required, and ____ when the process is energetically neutral

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Negative, positive, zero

23
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Chemical property that describes the tendency of atom or functional group to attract electrons towards itself

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Electronegativity

24
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Equation used in determining electronegativity values

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Mulliken equation
X=(IE+EA)/2

25
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Ability to be distorted by an electric field

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Polarizability

26
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Summarizes the factors that affects polarization

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Fajans Rule

27
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Fajans Rule
1. Small, highly charged cations have polarizing ability
2. Large, highly charged anions are easily polarized
3. Cations without noble gas electron configuration are easily polarized

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28
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Bond type when theres a low charge on ions and the size of cation is large while that of the anion is small?

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Ionic bond

29
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Bond type when theres a high charge on ions and the size of cation is small while that of the anion is large?

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Covalent bond