Quantum Mechanical Model of The Atom Flashcards

1
Q

The energy emitted in the form of waves having an oscillating electric field component that is perpendicular to magnetic field component.

A

Electromagnetic radiation

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2
Q

Highest point of a wave (points W and Y)

A

Crest or Peak

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3
Q

Lowest point of a wave (point X and Z)

A

Trough

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4
Q

Distance between a grass and a trough in the midline of the wave (thick dashed line)

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Amplitude

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5
Q

1/2 the vertical distance from a crest to the nearest trough

A

Amplitude

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6
Q

Related to the intensity (I) of a wave (radiant power per unit area)

A

Amplitude

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7
Q

Distance between two successive crests for two consecutive troughs

A

Wavelength

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8
Q

Number of wave cycles propagating per second

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Frequency

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9
Q

Number of crest or number of trout passing through a certain point per second

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Frequency

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10
Q

Inversely proportional to the wavelength.

A

Frequency

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11
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Time it takes for one cycle of a wave to pass through a point.

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Period (T)

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12
Q

Reciprocal of the frequency

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Period (T)

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13
Q

Number of cycles per unit distance

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Wavenumber

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14
Q

Reciprocal of wavelength

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15
Q

Yours when waves combine. It can be constructive or destructive.

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Interference

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16
Q

Results with with combine in phase.

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Constructive Interference

17
Q

Occurs when two waves combine out of phase

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Destructive interference

18
Q

Bending of waves when they pass it through a slip or aperture.

A

Diffraction

19
Q

Process of “bouncing back” of a beam of light waves after it strikes the surface.

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Reflection

20
Q

The bending of waves when they pass from one on other medium.

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Refraction

21
Q

The transfer of energy of waves in to matter. This manifested by the lowering of intensity after the wave passes through an object.

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Absorption

22
Q

Occurs when light is absorbed by matter, and it is re-emitted in different directions. This phenomenon can be observed in daytime light.

A

Scattering

23
Q

Classical physics claims that the intensity of light be committed by a heated body called a____________ increase towards infinity as temperature increased

24
Q

The limitation of the classical model at lower wavelength is called the______________.

A

Ultraviolet catastrophe

25
Q

Came up with a theory as healing to the phenomenon of ultraviolet catastrophe.

A

Max Planck

26
Q

He propose that the energy that an atom or molecule can absorb or emit are multiples of an energy value which hair referred to ask quantum.

A

Max Planck

27
Q

An atom or molecule can absorb or are multiple of an energy value.

28
Q

In the blank’s quantum theory, the energy associated with a quantum can be represented mathematically as:

29
Q

He observed the phenomenon called photoelectric effect.

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Heinrich Hertz

30
Q

Electrons can be ejected from a metal surface if life is eradicated on it, provided that the light has a frequency that exceeds the threshold frequency that is characteristic to the metal.

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Photoelectric Effect

31
Q

In 1905 he introduced that light consist of quanta or particles called photons

A

Albert Einstein

32
Q

Light consist of oscillating waves

A

Light as a Wave

33
Q

Light consist of particles called photons.

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Light as a Particle