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Who created the Atomic Theory?

Dalton

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What was found in the Atomic Theory?

all matter is made of atoms

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Who created the Cathode Ray experiment?

Thompson

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What was found in the Cathode Ray experiment?

Electrons are negatively charged. E/M, charge - mass ratio

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Who created the Oil Drop experiment?

Millikan

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What was found in the Oil Drop experiment?

Electron charge mass (it was an addition to the plum pudding model)

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What was the model included in the Atomic Theory?

Atomic Model

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What was the model included in the Cathode Ray experiment?

Plum Pudding Model

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Who created the Gold Foil experiment?

Rutherford

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What was found in the Gold Foil experiment?

the proton, it is small with a dense positively charged nucleus. the atom is mostly empty

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What was the model included in the Gold Foil experiment?

Nuclear Model

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Who created the Beryllium Bombardment Alpha Particle experiment?

Chadwick

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What did they find in the Beryllium Bombardment Alpha Particle experiment?

the neutron, it has no charge and a mass similar to the proton

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What model was included in the Beryllium Bombardment Alpha Particle experiment?

it was an addition to the nuclear model

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Who created the Black Body Energy Radiation theory?

Planck

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What was found in the Black Body Energy Radiation theory?

energy is not emitted or absorbed continuously but rather in discrete packets called quanta

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What model is included in the Black Body Energy Radiation theory?

it was an addition to the nuclear model

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Who created the photoelectric effect?

Einstein

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What was found in the photoelectric effect?

light behaves also as a particle

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What model was included in the photoelectric effect?

it was an addition to the nuclear model

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Who explained the atomic emission/ absorption spectra?

Bohr

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What was found in the atomic emission/ absorption spectra?

Electrons orbit the nucleus like planets at specific energy levels & transitions emit energy as light

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What model is included in the atomic emission/ absorption spectra?

Bohr Model

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Who created the Double Slit experiment?

de Brogile Schrodange Heisenberg

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What was found in the Double Slit experiment?

electrons have wave particle duality and exist in orbitals (probability clouds). uncertainty principle

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What model is included in the Double Slit experiment?

it was an addition to the Bohr Model

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What is the nucleus responsible for?

Stability

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What is the neutron responsible for?

Stability

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What is the protons responsibility?

Identity

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What is the electrons responsibilty?

reactivity

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proton mass

1.00727amu

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neutron mass

1.0066amu

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electron mass

0.00055amu

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What are isotopes?

atoms of the same element with different number of neutrons

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Average atomic mass equation

Σ(fractional aubundance x isotopic mass)

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<p>label each letter </p>

label each letter

a - mass #

z - atomic #

x - element

c - charge

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% abundance equation

% abundance = (# of atoms of a specific isotope/total # of atoms of all isotopes) x 100

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what is this: c

speed of light

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what is this: lambda

wavelength

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what is this: v

frequency

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<p>what is the emission spectrum</p>

what is the emission spectrum

unique pattern of light emitted by an element when it transitions from a higher to lower energy state

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what are the quantum numbers?

set of 4 numbers that describe the properties of an electron in an atom

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what is the principle quantum number and what does it do?

n, represents the main energy level

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what is the angular momentum quantum number and what does it do?

l, describes the shape of the electrons orbital

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what is the magnetic quantum number and what does it do?

ml, specifies the orientation of the orbital in space

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what is the spin quantum number and what does it do?

represents the spin of the electron

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What is Hund’s Rule?

when electron orbitals are being filled, individual electrons will occupy separate orbitals within a subshell before pairing with the same orbital

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how many elements were discovered by 1860?

60

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what did Mendeleev do?

put together the periodic table in the order of its properties

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how many elements did mendeleev predict would be discovered?

3

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What did Mosely do?

rearranged the periodic table by proton charge

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how is the periodic table organized?

atomic #

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group 17 was added by -

Ramsey

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what are lanthanides?

14 elements with atomic #’s from 58-71

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what are actinides?

14 elements with atomic #’s from 90-103

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why are noble gasses so stable?

they have special electron configurations and completely balanced electrons

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what are valance electrons?

outermost electrons in an atom that help with chemical bonding

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valance electrons in the s-block

number of ve corresponds to the group number and is on the outermost part of the last s orbital

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valance electrons in the p-block

number of ve is determined by the last number in the group number (18=8), outermost s and p orbitals

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valance electrons in the d-block

number of ve is very complex to determine (n-1)d, ve in their outermost s and d orbitals

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valance electrons in the f-block

number of ve is always 2, ve on the outermost part of the s and f block

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name of group 1

alkali metals

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name of group 2

alkaline earth metals

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name of group 3-12

transition metals

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name of group 13

boron group

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name of group 14

carbon group

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name of group 15

nitrogen

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name of group 16

oxygen group

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name of group 17

halogens

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name of group 18

noble gasses

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what type is alkali metals

highly reactive & soft

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what type is alkaline earth metals

highly reactive & silvery

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what type is transition metals

metal, low reactivity

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what type is boron group

metalloid, medium reactivity

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what type is carbon group

non-metals, low reactivity

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what type is nitrogen group

pnictogens, low reactivity

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what type is oxygen group

chalcogens, pretty reactive

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what type is halogens

non-metals, high reactivity

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what type is noble gases

gases, low reactivity