unit 1a: atomic spectra Flashcards

1
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electrons can be promoted to higher energy levels when

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energy is transferred to the atom

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2
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when an excited electron moves from a higher energy level to a lower energy level

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the atom emits a photon of light energy

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3
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types of atomic spectra

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absorption spectra, emission spectra

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4
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elements and spectra

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each element has its own characteristic spectra which can be used to identify and quantify it

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5
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higher temperatures are used to

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excited the electrons within atoms e.g. flame test

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6
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emission spectra

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coloured lines on a dark background

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7
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an emission spectra is produced by

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measuring the intensity of light emitted at different wavelengths

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8
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absorption spectra

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dark lines on a coloured background

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9
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an absorption spectrum is produced by

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measuring how the intensity of absorbed light varies with wavelength

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10
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absorption spectroscopy

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sample is atomised using a flame or electricity and electromagnetic radiation is attracted to it, which is absorbed promoting electrons to higher energy levels

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11
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concentration of an element within a sample

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related to the intensity of light emitted or absorbed

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