ap chem chapter 2 and 6 (electronic structure of atoms)

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atomic weight

The weighted average mass of an element's isotopes, measured in atomic mass units (amu). It reflects the relative abundance of each isotope.

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atomic weight equals

(mass x abundance) + (mass x abundance) + ā€¦

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mass number equals

all the protons and neutrons

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for a neutral atom, the number of protons (atomic number) equals

the number of electrons

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isotope notation

top left = mass number

bottom left = atomic number

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if one isotope of an element has the majority of percent abundance, then

the atomic weight of the element should be closest to the mass of that isotope

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Electromagnetic Radiation

the Wave-like motion of energy through space

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all light and Electromagnetic Radiation moves atā€¦

the speed of light ( which is c) = 3x108 m/s

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Wavelength (Ī»)

Distance from 1 peak in a wave to the next peak

<p><span>Distance from 1 peak in a wave to the next peak</span></p>
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Frequency (Ī½ or nu)

How many wavelengths pass a point in a second

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amplitude

half the height of the largest wave

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visible light is from wavelengths of

400 nm to 750 nm (violet to red; opposite rainbow order)

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metric conversions

TGMKHDaBDCM(micro)NP (12, 9, 6, 3, 2,1, 0, -1,-2,-3,-6,-9,-12)

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max plank said that when solids are heated, they

emit radiation

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max plank said that energies were emitted (from heated objects) or absorbed came in discrete bundles called

quanta

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in rutherfordā€™s nuclear-atom model,

the heavy subatomic particles (protons and neutrons) reside in the nucleus

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rutherford gold foil exp

led to discovery of nucleus (which disproved the plum pudding model)

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with only knowing the atomic number ( the amount of protons) of an element, you can find theā€¦

mass number

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the first number in isotope form isā€¦

the mass number

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all the orbitals in a given subshell have the same values of ___ quantum numbers

azimuthal (L) and magnetic (ML)

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excluding s orbitals, most magnetic quantum of any electron (in any subshell) are in theā€¦

multiples

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orbital

probability of where electrons are?

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excluding n = 1 shells, all other shells contain ___ p orbitals

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electronic anomalies for transition metals (d block)ā€¦

colums Cu and Cr

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aufbau principle

lowest energy orbitals are filled first

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orbitals can only contain a max ofā€¦

2 electrons

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hundā€™s rule

when degenerate orbitals (those of identical energy) are avaliable, electrons enter these orbitals singly, b4 any spin pairing takes place

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pauli exclusion principle

when 2 electrons enter the same orbital they must have opposite spins (+1/2 or -1/2) so that each electron has a unique set of quantum numbers

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Cr and Cu achieve extra stability by formingā€¦

half and completely filled d sub shells