Dr. Chu Baylor CHE 1301- Test 1

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physical properties

ex: color, shape, melting point, density, dissolving, mass, volume

characteristics that can be observed without changing composition

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chemical properties

ex: flammable, corrosive, oxidizer

characteristics that may only be observed/measured through chemical reaction

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extensive properties

depends on the amount of material measured

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intensive properties

does not depends on the amount BUT on the nature of the material

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deci

10^ -1

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centi

10^ -2

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milli

10^ -3

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micro

10^ -6

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nano

10^ -9

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pico

10^ -12

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mega

10^6

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kilo

10^3

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deka

10^1

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hecto

10^2

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giga

10^9

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Molecule

two or more atoms joined and act as a unit

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chemical reaction

one substance changes to another by recognizing the way the atoms are attached to each other

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theory

a model for the way nature is and tries to explain no merely what nature does, but why and is based on thorough study

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robert boyle

Who was the first "chemist"?

-pressure and air

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mass is neither created nor destroyed

law of conservation of mass

ex: the total mass of substances does not change during a chemical reaction

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Law of definite proportions

a given compound always contains exactly the same proportion of elements by mass (Joseph Proust)

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law of multiple proportions

when two elements form a series of compounds, the ratios of the masses of the second element that combine with one gram of the first element can always be reduced to small whole numbers

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J.J. Thomson

Who discovered the electron?

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charge to mass ratio of an electron

1.76 x 10^8 C/g

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mass of an electron

9.11 x 10^-31 kg

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high

beta particles have high/low speed electrons?

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twice, opposite

alpha particles possess a charge ___ that of the electron but with the ___ sign

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Plum-Pudding model

Ernest Rutherford proves what experiment wrong?

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positive

The foil experiment created a nuclear model of an atoms and realized that the nucleus was ____

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Composition of an atom

an electrically neutral atoms, spherical entity composed of a positively charged central uncles surrounded by one or more negatively charged electrons

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Isotope

same element with atoms of different masses

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identical

isotopes show ___ chemical properties

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electrons

chemistry of an atom is based on the # of ___

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cations

the removal of an electron making an atom positive

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anions

the addition of an electron making an atom negative

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wavelength (lambda)

-horizontal

distance between two peaks or troughs in a wave

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amplitude (A)

-vertical

height of wave from center to peak or trough

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frequency (v)

number of waves that pass a particular point in 1 sec

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speed (c)

wavelength x frequency

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Higher wavelength =

shorter frequency

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speed of light (c)

2.9979 x 10^8 m/s

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1nm = ?m

1 x 10^ -9

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1m = ?nm

1 x 10^9

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frequency (v) = x/x

c ÷ wavelength

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color of light is determined by?

wavelength or frequency

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shorter wavelength =

higher frequency

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what light has the lowest energy?

radiowave

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what light has the highest energy?

gamma ray

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plancks constant (h)=

6.626 x 10^-34 J*s

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hv= x/x

hc ÷ wavelength

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E=mc^2 factored

m=E/c^2 , hc/Wl ÷ c^2 , h/(WL*c)

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wavelength (lambda) =

h ÷ mv

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quantized means-

that the atom could only have specific amount of energy

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n=1 orbit is classified as the

ground state

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an atom is less/more stable in an excited state

less

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E =

-2.178x10^-18J(Z^2/n^2)

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The bohr model only works for?

hydrogen

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the wave and particle nature of an electron are ______ properties as you know more about one you know less about the other

complementary

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Who developed quantum mechanics?

Erwin Schrodinger

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Probability of finding an electron at a particular position is greater near the ?

nucleus

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volume of the spherical shell _____ with distance from the nucleus

increases

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principal quantum number (n)

size and energy

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angular momentum quantum number (l)

shape

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magnetic quantum number (ml)

orientation of the orbital in space

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spin quantum number (ms)

spin of the electron

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the principal quantum number (n) can be any number ____

greater than 1

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the angular momentum quantum number (l) can be any integer from 0 to

n-1

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s orbital shape

spherical

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p orbital shape

dumbell

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d orbital shape

four-leaf clover

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f orbital shape

odd combinations

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l=0

s

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l=1

p

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l=2

d

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l=3

f

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the number of nodal surfaces ___ as n increases

increases

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how many p orbitals are there in every sub shell?

3

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p orbital (l=1) ml=?

-1, 0, 1

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s orbital (l=0) ml=?

0

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how many f orbitals are there in every sub shell?

7

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electron spin possible value

plus/minus 1/2

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each orbital can hold ___ electrons

2

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pauli exclusion principle

no more than 2 electrons per orbital

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degenerate orbitals

for one-electron hydrogen atom, orbitals on the same energy level have the same energy

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polyelectronic atom

this atoms with more than one electron

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Aufbau principle

energy level and sub levels fill from lowest energy to high

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Hund's rule

when filling orbitals that have the same energy, place one electron in each before completing pairs

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triads

groups of three elements that have similar properties

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diamagnetic

element with no unpaired electrons

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paramagnetic

element with unpaired electrons

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1A

alkali metals

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2A

alkali earth metals

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7A

halogens

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8A

noble gases

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The group number on the periodic table indicates the number of ___?

valence electrons

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s orbital maximum # of electrons

2

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p orbital maximum # of electrons

6

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d orbital maximum number of electrons

10

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f orbital maximum # of electrons

14

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are metals cations or anions?

cations- lose elctrons