unit 3 Flashcards

study unit 3

1
Q

order of the electromagnetic spectrum?

A

radio waves
microwaves
infrared radiation
visible light
ultraviolet
x rays
gamma rays

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as electrons move from the ground to excited state they ___

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absorb energy, then release it to go back down, releasing a photon of light

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3
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Young’s Double Slit experiment showed

A

an interference pattern, proving light travels in wave

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4
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constructive interference

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causes bright spots

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5
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destructive interference

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causes dark spots

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6
Q

dual nature of light

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light can behave as a wave or as a particle

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6
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Bohr model of the electron

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electrons exist in energy levels that are certain distances from the nuclues (in orbits)

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6
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orbital

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region of space where there is a 90% chance of finding an electron

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7
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Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

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it is impossible to determine with certainty both the position and momentum of a property

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8
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quantam number- n

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describes the main energy level in which the electron is located (floors of the building)

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quantum number- l

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describes the shape of the orbital (apartments on the floors)

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10
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quantum number- m

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describes the # of orbitals per sublevel- orientations (rooms in the apartments)

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11
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quantum number m^s

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describes the “spin” of an electron (people in the rooms)

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12
Q

Aufbau exceptions

A

Cr & Cu

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13
Q

Cr configuration

A

(Ar) 4s1 3d5

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14
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Cu configuration

A

(Ar) 4s1 3d10

15
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Alkali metals

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group 1
- soft, reactive metals, 1+ ions
- react w/ water to form a base/alkaline solution & hydrogen gas

16
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Alkaline Earth Metals

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group 2
- harder & denser, 2+ ions
- reacts weaker w/ water

17
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Halogens

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group 17 (non-metals)
- very reactive
- salt formers

18
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Noble Gases

A

group 18 (non-metals)
- unreactive/inert
- do nnot form ions

19
Q

metals

A
  • conduct heat & electricity
  • malleable, ductile, & luster
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nonmetals

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  • poor conductors
21
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metalloids

A
  • show mixture of metallic & nonmetallic properties
  • form “ladder” in periodic table
22
Q

atomic radius

A

1/2 the distance between the nuclei of 2 like atoms joined together

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atomic radius ____ down a group
increases, b/c electron shielding
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atomic radius _____ across a period
decreases, b/c nuclear charge
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electron shielding
inner e-s shield the valence e-s from the attractive force of the nucleus
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nuclear charge
as protons are added to the nucleus there is more attractive force w/ the e-s
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ionization energy (e¡)
energy required to remove an e- (kJ/mol)
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ionization energy (e¡) ____ down a group
decreases b/c electron shielding
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ionization energy (e¡) ____ across a period
increases b/c nuclear charge
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ionic size- cations (+)
ionic size decreases when it loses a valence e- b/c it loses energy level and attraction is increased
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ionic size- anions (-)
ionic size increases when it gains a valence e- b/c attraction descreases
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diatomic elements
made up of two atoms "honclbrif" H2O2N2Cl2Br2I2F2