1.6 - PES and 1.7 - Periodic Trends

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what process does photoelectron spectroscopy use?

photoionization

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how does photoionization process work?

electrons bombarded with radiation of known energy, final KE energy measured

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higher binding energy means..

stronger attraction between electrons and nucleus

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you should always read the _____ axis of the PES graph carefully to see order of ______

x-axis, ionization energy

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what does the pauli exclusion rule state?

electrons cannot share same set of quantum numbers, only two electrons of different spin in one suborbital

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what does hund’s rules state?

electrons fill suborbitals separately with same spin before pairing up

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what does aufbau’s principle state?

electrons fill lowest energy levels

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always explain trends in terms of

coulomb’s law and effective nuclear charge

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does 1/r² or q1q2 override the other

1/r²

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formula for effective nuclear charge?

atomic number - (all electrons in lower energy levels)

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inner shells of electrons ___ protons from valence electrons

shield

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going right of periodic table means…

more protons in nucleus and greater coulombic attraction

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what are 2 exceptions to ionization energy trend

Be and B, N and O

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what is difference between atomic radius and ionic radius?

ionic radius is for cations and anions

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what is electron affinity? (formal definition)

amount of energy released by atom when electron gained

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what is electron affinity? (less formal definition)

atom likelihood of gain electron

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what is electronegativity?

atom ability to attract shared electrons

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difference between electron affinity and electronegativity?

electronegativity deals with bonds and sharing electrons

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what two elements have exceptions regarding the filling of f and s orbitals? why?

chromium and copper, results in more stable half and fully filled f orbitals

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do d block elements lose their d orbital or s orbital electrons first when forming ionic compounds?

d orbital electrons

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“huge spikes“ in differences between ionization energy usually means the next is ___+ x times the last one

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