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Unit 6.1-6.3 Quiz Flashcards

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1
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what is the SI unit of measuring quantity

A

the mole

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2
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how many representative particles are in a mole

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6.02*10^23

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3
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what is a representative particle

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the smallest piece of matter of a substance that has the substance’s chemistry

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4
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what is the representative particle for a compound

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the molecule

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5
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what is the representative particle for most elements

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an atom

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6
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what are the diatomic elements

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h2, n2, o2, f2, cl2, br2, i2

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7
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what are the three questions that rutheford’s model exposed?

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how were the electrons arranged?
Why weren’t they being pulled into the nucleus?
What about atomic structure allowed different elements to give out different colored light?

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8
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what is electromagnetic radiation

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its energy that moves through space like a wave

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9
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what is amplitude

A

the wave’s height from zero to crest

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10
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what is wavelength

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the distance between the crests

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11
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what is frequency

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the number of wave cycles to pass a given point per unit of time

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12
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the colors we see are called

A

the visible spectrum

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13
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the visible spectrum is just a small portion of wat

A

electromagnetic radiation

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14
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how fast does all electromagnetic radiation travel in a vacuum

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at the speed of light

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15
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what two questions did scientists ask that couldn’t be explained with light simply as a wave

A

why does the same metal give off only specific wavelengths of light at certain temperatures?
and why do some metals emit electrons when exposed to only certain frequencies of light?

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16
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what did mac planck discover

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he discovered that matter can only gain or lose energy in small specific amounts called quanta

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17
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the minimum amount of energy that can be gained or lost by an atom (not a set amount–depends on the atom and circumstances)

A

quantum

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18
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in this effect, electrons are emitted from the surface of a metal’s when light of a certain frequency or higher shines on the surface

A

photoelectric effect

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19
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who proposed that light isn’t a pure wave of energy

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alber einstein

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20
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a massless particle that carries a quantum of energy and moves with a wavelike motion

A

photon

21
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what can be used to separate light into the colors that it contains

A

a prism

22
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the set of frequencies of the electromagnetic waves emitted by atoms of that element

A

atomic emission spectrum of an element

23
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which model explained the relationship between the atomic structure and light

A

bohr’s model/ the quantum model

24
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what did bohr state

A

that electrons moved around the nucleus in specific circular orbitals of defined energy

25
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the lowest possible state for an electron

A

ground state

26
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anything above the ground state

A

excited state

27
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what did bohr’s model explain

A

why the atomic emission spectrum for hydrogen only had certain wavelengths of light

28
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what question did bohr ask that allowed him to infer something about how orbitals were arranged

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if the orbitals were evenly spaced, shouldn’t the wavelengths emitted be simple multiples of each other?

29
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what didnt bohrs model explain?

A

It didn’t explain how multiple electrons would not arrange themselves within the energy levels or whether or not you could have more than one electron in an energy level

30
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what is the heisenberg uncertainty principle

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it states that you cannot know the position and velocity of an object at the same time

31
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what does the quantum mechanical model give us

A

it gives us an accurate description of how electrons arrange themselves in an atom, how many electrons in an energy level, the shape of the orbitals etc….

32
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energy levels

A

an electrons distance from the nucleus

33
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the shape of an electron cloud

A

sublevel

34
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the probable location for 2e-

A

atomic orbitals

35
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what letters describe the sublevel shapes

A

s,p,d,f

36
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what shape are s orbitals

A

spherical shape

37
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what shape are p orbitals

A

dumbbell shape

38
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what don’t we know about p orbitals

A

how the electrons get from one side to the other side

39
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what is the order of the sublevels for the little trick thing

A

1s, 2p, 3d, 4f

40
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how many electrons in s orbital

A

2e-

41
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how many electrons in p orbital

A

6e-

42
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how many electrons in d orbital

A

10e-

43
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how many electrons in f orbital

A

14e-

44
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this shows where each electrons in an atom is located

A

electron configuration

45
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states that each electron occupies the lowest energy orbital available

A

aufbau principle

46
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states that a maximum of two electrons can occupy a single atomic orbital, but only if the electrons have opposite spins

A

hund’s rule

47
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how are orbital diagrams expressed

A

arrows in boxes

48
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how are noble gas configurations expressed

A
  1. find preceding noble gas
  2. subtract noble gas electrons from element electrons
  3. start an s orbital with element role number
49
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how are electron notations/configurations expressed

A

write it out like 1s^2, 2s^2 etc

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