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Atomic #
Number of Protons in an atom’s nucleus
Mass #
Number of Protons and Neutrons in an atom’s nucleus
Atomic Weight
Average mass of an element
Molecular Weight
The sum of the atomic weight of all of the atoms in a compound
Ground State Electron Configuration
A complete description of the lowest energy arrangement of electrons around an atom’s nucleus
Aufbau Principle
Fill the lowest energy orbitals first
Pauli Exclusion Principle
Only 2 electrons per orbital and they must go in opposite directions
Hund’s Rule
2 or more orbitals of equal energy will each be ½ filled up before any orbitals of that energy are fully filled up
Bonding Electrons
Valence Electrons involved in bonds
Non-bonding Electrons
Valence Electrons not involved in bonds (Lone Pairs)
Empirical Formula
Lowest Whole-Number Ratio of atoms in a molecule
Molecular Formula
Exact number and identity of the atoms in a molecule
Lewis Dot Structure
Only valence electrons are shown and are represented by dots around the atomic symbol. Electrons in a bond are shown as pairs of 2 dots in between the atomic symbols
Kekule (Line Bond) Structure
Bonding Pairs of electrons are shown as lines between atoms
Formal Charge
Group number of atoms (Normal number of valence electrons) - Nonbonding electrons - Number of bonds
Condensed Structure
Bonds not explicitly shown, Atoms to the right of an atom are assumed to be bonded unless its valence is filled
Skeletal Structure
Atoms other than Carbon and Hydrogen are shown. Carbons are represented by the itnerseciton of lines while Hydrogen isn’t shown at all