Chem Quiz: Electron Configuration

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What is the electromagnetic spectrum?

The combination of all the energy on earth.

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What is electromagnetic radiation?

The form of energy

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If the wavelength is greater, is the energy lower or greater?

lower

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If the energy is higher, what is the wavelength?

lower

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What thing on the spectrum has the lowest energy?

Radiowaves

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What thing on the spectrum has the highest energy?

gamma rays

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What thing on the spectrum has the highest wavelength?

radiowaves

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What thing on the spectrum has the lowest wavelength?

gamma rays

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Which atom did Bohr base his model around?

hydrogen

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What did Bohr link an atoms electrons to?

photo emission

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What did Bohr say?

electrons can only exist in small paths called orbitals, and electrons cannot exist between orbitals.

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In what way was Bohr's model wrong?

He said electrons moved in strategic pathways, which is wrong. His model also really only works for hydrogen because it has one electron.

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How do electrons move?

They absorb energy and moves up energy levels (become excited). Then, they fall abck down to ground state.

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What do electrons need to move?

An energy source

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What are Wave Functions

Gives the probale location of an electron.

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Where do electrons exist?

In regions called orbitals

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What are orbitals?

3D regions around the nucleus that give a probable location of an electron.

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What was Erwin Schrödingers Quantum Mechanical Model of the Atom?

He said four quantum numbers are required to decide the state of the hydrogen atom.

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What are the four quantum numbers?

principle (n), orbital (l), magnetic (ml), spin(ms) or (s)

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What does the principal quantum number (n) indicate?

main energy levels= 1,2,3,4,...

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Do main energy levels have sublevels?

yes

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What are the max number of electrons for n

2n squared

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What does orbital quantum number (l) indicate?

the shape of orbital sublevels

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What numbers of l equal correspond with each sublevel?

l=0=s, l=1=p, l=2=d, l=3=f

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What does the magnetic quantum number (ml) indicate?

the orentation of the orbital in space

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What are the values of the ml?

integers from -l to + l

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What are the possible values of the 4 quantum numbers?

n=1,2,3,4,... ms= + 1/2 or -1/2 ml = -l to +l l= 0 to (n-1)

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What does n show?

the energy level, if n =5 we write 5l. so basically n=x we write xl. (l gets filled in based on the sublevel value it indicates.)

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How many electrons can a single electron hold?

2

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What is the max number of electrons that can occupy an s orbital?

2

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What is the max number of electrons that can occupy the entire subshell of p orbitals?

6

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What is the max number of electrons that can occupy the entire subshell of d orbitals?

10

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What is the max number of electrons that can occupy the entire subshell of f orbitals?

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What number of orbitals does each sublevel have?

s=0, p=3, d=5, f=7

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Whats the electron cloud?

Positions where there is probability of finding electrons. The higher in density, the more probability.

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Explain the Quantum Mechanical Model?

Electrons are located in specific energy levels with no exact path around the nucleus. The model estimates the probability of finding an electron in a certain spot.

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What is the Aufbau Principle?

Electrons fill bottom up, they fill the lowest energy levels first.

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What is the Pauli Exclusion Principle?

There is a max of 2 electrons per orbital with different spins.

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What is Hunds Rule?

Lowest enegry/most stable configuration occurs when not double filled. (Electrons fill individually first)

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What is K?

orbital notation, ground state

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What are valence electrons?

outermost electrons in the highest energy level.

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Louis dot diagrams

The dot diagrams, try to put them far away from eachother

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How is the anomaly Copper configured?

[Ad]3d to the 10th power 4s to the first power

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How is the anomaly Silver configured?

[Kr]4d to the 10th power 5s to the first power

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How is the anomaly Gold configured?

4f to the 14th power 5d to the 10th power 6s to the first power

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How is the anomaly Pd configured?

[Pd] 4d to the tenth power

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How is the anomaly Cr configured?

[Ar] 3d to the fifth power 4s to the first power

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How is the anomaly Mo configured?

[Kr]4d to the fifth power 5s to the first power

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How does the f block behave?

The f block also does not behave how we would expect.