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Ionization energy

Increases from left to right, down to up

<p>Increases from left to right, down to up</p>
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Electron affinity

Increases left to right, up and down

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Conversion factor of joules to kj

divide by 1000 or 10³

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How to convert kj to joules

Multiply by 1000

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How do you convert nm to m?

divide by 10^9

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What unit is light in?

meters per second

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What unit is h in?

Joules * s

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What units is affogadros number?

x (any item)

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mols


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E =2.718 HC/Wavelength, what is the unit of wavelength in this equation?

Meters

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Hz unit is

1

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S

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How many electrons does hydrogen want?

2

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How many electrons does boron want?

6

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What elements can expand their octet?

Anything past the 2nd row

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Aufbau principal

In the ground state electron configuration, electrons occupy the lowest energy orbital available. This

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Hunds rule

Hund’s Rule states that when electrons fill degenerate orbitals (orbitals of the exact same energy level within a subshell like \(p\), \(d\), or \(f\)), each orbital receives a single electron with the same spin before any orbital is paired up with a second electron

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Pauli exclusion principle

  • Unique Quantum States: In an atom, no two electrons can share the exact same set of all four quantum numbers (\(n, \ell, m_\ell, m_s\)).

  • Orbital Capacity: An individual atomic orbital can hold a maximum of two electrons.

  • Opposing Spins: If two electrons share the same orbital (matching \(n, \ell,\) and \(m_{\ell }\)), they must have opposite spins (\(m_s = +1/2\) and \(m_s = -1/2\)).


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Effective nuclear charge

Zeff = (quantum # added) - (exponents added)

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Ionized energy measures what?

Energy required to remove an electron

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ionic radi measures what?

The size of an ion within an atom

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How do you determine the shape/size of atomic orbitals?

Look at the L value

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How do you determine the orientation of an orbital?

Look at ml

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what does ms measure?

The electron spin of a quantum number


spins can only be -1/2 or + 1/2

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1s² what does each value represent?

1 = value of n principle quantum #

s = orbital type and shape ( l = 0 )

2 = # of electrons in that orbital

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What does ground state charge mean?


A charge of 0


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p has how many orbitals?

3

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p has how many orbitals?

3

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d has how many orbitals?

5

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How do you convert meters to nm?

divide by 10^-9

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Atomic radius

increases from left to right, bottom to top

<p>increases from left to right, bottom to top</p>
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