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Bohr's model
H atom only has certain allowed energy levels, can change only by absorbing or emitting a photon
bohr’s electron transition
electron can get excited to a higher energy state by absorbing the corresponding photon
bohr’s equation relating photon energy to electron
Ephoton = h(nu) = hc/λ = ∆E = Ef - Ei (always a discrete value
absorption and emission
lower to higher and higher to lower, in form of photon whose energy = ∆ lower and higher energy levels
energy of an electron in orbit “n”
E = -2.18E-18 (Z2/n2)
size of ∆E _ as n increases
decreases

momentum of a photon
p = mu = E/c
deBroglie wavelength for matter
λ = h/p = h/mu
heisenberg’s uncertainty principle
∆x∆p ≥ h/4π
heisenberg UP meaning
precision of position and momentum have an inverse relationship and you can’t determine both precisely
sign of ∆E effects
if >0, nfinal > ninitial ; if <0, nf < ni
heisenberg’s UP implication about Bohr
orbits don’t exist and Bohr’s model DNE