Pchem: rotational motion/hydogenic atoms

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what is angular momentum represented by and it’s equation in terms of mass?

J = Iω = (mr²)ω

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What is the equation for rotational kinetic energy of a particle orbiting a nucleus in terms of it’s angular momentum?

Ek = J²/2I = J²/mr²

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angular momentum is a product of…

moment of inertia * angular velocity

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What is a good application for rotational motion in 2D/particle on a ring?

benzene molecule

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What is the boundary condition for a particle on a ring?

⨚(Φ+2π) = ⨚(Φ)

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When ml>0, roation is __________ and when ml< 0, rotaiton is _______

CW, CCW

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What is the normalized wavefunction for a particle on a ring?

⨚(ml) = (e^(imlΦ))/sqrt(2π)

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What is the eigenvalue for energy of a particle on a ring?

Eml= ml²*ħ²/2I

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What is the z-component angular momentum operator?

-iħ (d/dΦ)

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What is angular momentum eigenvalue for a particle on a ring?

J = mlħ

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What quantum number corresponds to the minimum energy required to start rotation of a particle on a ring?

ml = 1

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What quantum number is nondegenerate for a particle on a ring? What does this mean physically?

ml = 0; the particle has an infinite wavelength and is stationary

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For 3D rotational motion/particle on a sphere, what are the variables?

r (distance from origin to point), Φ = angle of projected shadow on the x-axis (horizontal angle), θ = angle compared to the z-axis (vertical angle)

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How to construct a wavefunction of a particle on a sphere?

= (radial component of n and l) (spherical harmonics of l and m)

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What is the l quantum number? What does it tell us about a wavefunction

orbital angular momentum quantum number; tells us magnitude of angular momentum and the shape of the “volume” of space

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what is the ml quantum number and what it tells us?

it is the magnetic quantum number, telling us the z-component of angular momentum and the orientation of orbital in space

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What is the energy eigenvalue of a particle on a sphere?

El,ml = l (l+1)*(ħ²/2I)

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What quantum number is a particle on a sphere is energy dependent on?

it only depends on l

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What is the angular momentum equation for a particle on a sphere?

J = l(l+1)*ħ

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What is degeneracy equal to for a particle on a sphere?

n²

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what is the number of angular nodes equal to for a particle on a sphere?

the quantum number l

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What shell corresponds to quantum numbers n =,1,2,3,4

K,L,M,N

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What is the equation for ionization energy of an electron?

I = (-hcZ²RH)/n²

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What does l = 0, 1, 2, 3 correspond to for subshells?

s, p, d, f

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How many orbitals are in s, p, d, f

1, 3, 5, 7

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What is ρ equal to?

r/a0

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What happens to the probability of an electron as the radius increases?

it decreases, but the volume of a given width at a frather radius is larger

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What is the 3D probability equation for an s-orbital and for any orbital?

P = (⨚)² * 4πr²

P (r ) = r²R( r)²

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<p>What kind of orbital is this?</p>

What kind of orbital is this?

dz²

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what is a hydrogenic atom?

at atom with one electron

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Who discovered electrons by studying cathode rays

JJ Thompson

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Who created the plum-pudding model? what did it say

William Thompson (lord kelvin); electrons are like seeds spread throughout postiively charged pudding

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Who disproved the plum-pudding model and how?


Ernest Rutherford; directed radiation at an electron and they reflected—>detected electrons hitting ZnS screen—> this indicated that the positive ccharge was centered at the center of an atom

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Who found that spectral data is not smooth and creates sharp, thin bands

Johannes Rydberg

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What 3 things did the Bohr model suggest?

1) electrons can only have quantized eneryg levels

2) light is emitted druing e- transition

3) angular momentum J of orbiting electrons is quantized

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What is the Bohr radius?

0.053 nm

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What is the potential energy of a hydrogenic atom equal to?

V( r) = -(Ze²)/(4πε0r)

e= elementary charge

ε0 = vacuum permittivity

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What part of the wavefunction forms sphereical/radiial nodes

the radial wavefunction

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What part of the wavefunction forms angular nodes?

angualr wavefunction

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What polynomial is included in the radial wavefunction? what does it do?

Laguerre; bridges the ends of the function

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What part of the radial wavefunction is dominant far from the nucleus?

the decaying exponential in terms of r

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What is the energy equation for a hydrogenic atom?

En = -ue^4/(32π²ε0ħ²) * Z²/n²

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Equation for finding number of radial nodes

n - 1 - l

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what is the orbital approximation for a multielectron atom?

⨚1,2 = ⨚1⨚2

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What experiment showed that electrons have quantized states? What was the expectation vs results?

Stern-Gerlach experiment

  • expectation: tiny magnets of atoms should create a continous smear when going trhough a magnetic field , creating 2l+1 lines

  • observation: 2 lines; magnetic moment of electrons must be quantized in a way that only gives 2 states (2 spins)


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Who proposed electron spin?

Uhlenbeck and Goudsmit

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What is the equation for electron spin?

S = sqrt(s(s+1))ħ

s= ± 1/2—> spin quantum number

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What principle states that there can only be two electrons per orbital and that their spins must be paired?

Pauli exclusion principle

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What is the name for particles with half integer spin?

fermions

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<p>What orbital is this?</p>

What orbital is this?

4dxy