Electron Configuration

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Aufbau principle

Electrons occupy the lowest energy levels first.

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Hund’s rule

One electron must occupy each orbital in a sublevel before a second electron occupies an orbital

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Pauli exclusion principle

Each orbital contains up to 2 electrons. If an orbital contains 2 electrons, they must have opposite spin.

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an orbital

A “fuzzy cloud” around the nucleus of an atom where an electron is likely to be found is called

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Pauli exclusion principle

The statement that “if two electrons are in the same orbital they must have opposite spins” is called the

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Aufbau Principle

The following electron configuration (1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d10) breaks which of the following rules?

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valence

The electrons found in the highest principal energy level or outermost energy level for an atom are called the _____ electrons. These electrons are involved in forming chemical bonds to other elements.

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s

The sublevel with the lowest energy at any energy level is the

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one

How many orbitals will be empty in a d-sublevel if there are four electrons in it?

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true

The noble gas Argon does not react with other elements because it has a filled outermost s and p sublevel which makes it very low energy and stable.

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valence electrons

which electrons are represented by dots in an electron-dot structure

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ground state

When electrons are in their lowest energy state, which means an atom has the lowest energy state?

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noble gases

These are the groups of family located in the periodic table with a. full valence shells, consisted of 8 electrons (and the exception of one 2 electrons)

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s and p sublevels

Which 2 energy sublevels consist of the valence electron shell of 8 electrons?

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5s

Which subshell is filled after 4p?

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4f

Which subshell is filled after 6s?

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energy level

1st quantum

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Energy sublevels

2nd quantum

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orbitals

3rd quantum

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spin of the electrons

4th quantum

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1

how many orbitals are in s?

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how many orbitals are in f?

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4d

Which orbital has the highest energy?

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5s

Which of the following energy level-sublevel is the outermost shell (or furthest from

the nucleus) of the atom?

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the spin of the electron

What does the arrow of the orbital notation represent?

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atomic mass

Mendeleev incorrectly attempted to organize the chemical elements based on their properties on their increasing ______ in the first periodic table.

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periods

the horizontals rows are called

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groups

vertical columns are called

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semi-metals (or metalloids).

The elements that border the stair step line in the periodic table are

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2 to 1

An excited electron of hydrogen emits the least energy when it drops from quantum levels

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orbitals

Bohr postulated that electrons could only exist in certain paths around

the nucleus when he termed

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the farther it is from the nucleus

According to Bohr, the more energy the electron possesses,

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electrons falling to lower energy levels

Spectral lines of the elements are caused by

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The outermost shell of any atom can hold a maximum of

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4

The number of sublevels in the fifth principal energy level is

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32

The maximum number of electrons in the fourth principal energy level is

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dumbbell shaped

A p orbital is

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2s

The sublevel of lowest energy is

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electrons

The particles that are most intimately involved in chemical reactions are