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Max Planck

tried to explain why the body changes colors as it’s heated, showed mathematically that radiant energy that is absorbed or emitted is directly proportional to frequency, Energy=plancks constant E=HF, he derived the word quantom

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Quantom

smallest amount of energy that can be emitted in the form E.R. (electromagnetic radiation)

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λ (Lambda)

wavelength

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E stands for

Energy

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𝜈 (nu)

frequency

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how is frequency, wavelength, and energy connected

frequency is inversely proportional to wavelength (high frequency=short wavelength), energy is inversely proportional to wavelength, energy is directly proportional to frequency

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Origin, crust, trough, amplitude, wavelength, frequency

Origin is the baseline of the energy, crest is the high point of the wave, trough is a low point on a wave, amplitude is the distance from the origin to crest, wavelength is the distance from crest to crest, frequency is the number of waves that pass on a given point per second

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colors on the visible spectrum, what color makes up all the colors on the spectrum, and what’s the weakest and strongest color

  • Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet

  • White

  • Reds the weakest (low f long w)

  • violets the strongest (high f short w)

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in E.R. spectrum what’s the weakest and strongest wave

weakest= radio waves (low f, long w)

strongest= gamma rays (high f, short w)

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photoelectric effect

designed by albert einstein, he used to it show that light is a stream of particles, he called the stream of particles photons

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6 stages of electron movement

1- ground state= lowest possible energy

2-absorb a quantom of energy

3-quantom leap=abrupt change

4-excited state-electron has more energy

5- electron goes from the excited state back to the ground state, releasing energy in the form of a photon (light or color)

6- back to ground state

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orbital

region in space/ around the nucleus where this is a high probability of finding and electron, they are types of shapes, also knows as sublevels and subshells

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electron configuration

tells how electrons are arranged in different orbitals around the nucleus

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energy levels

a specific energy an electron is allowed to have in an atom., 7 energy levels, symbolized by the letter N=

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quantom numbers

numbers that specify the properties of the atomic orbitals and their elements

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principal quantom number (N)

distance from the nucleus AKA shells or energy levels

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angular momentum quantom number (I)

orbital shale AKA sublevels or subshells

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magnetic quantom number (Mtiny1)

orbital position with respect to the x,y,z axis

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spin quantom # (Ms)

has two possible values (+1/2 -1/2) and is needed to specify 1 of 2 possible orientations of and electron in an orbital

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4 De brogile things

  • light/ electrons have both properties of waves and particles

  • all moving objects have wave properties

  • for light E=hv=hc/w

  • for particles E=mc²

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schrödinger model tells us

the probility of location an electron at any given point

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schrödinger determined electrons are not in orbits but

are found in differnt orbitals (shapes) in certain energy levels around the nucleus

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schrödinger used..

mathematical solutions of more specifically his wave equation which gives us specific wave functions ^Ht=Et

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wave function (t)

does not describe the exact location of an electron but tells us the position and time of an electron

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heisenberg

it’s impossible to know the exact position and momentum of an electron the better you know one the worst you know the other

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which scientists where battling

Einstein Schrödinger vs Bohr Heisenberg

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einstein quote

God does not play dice with the universe

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what did bohr and heisenberg change

change Schrodinger‘s weight function if you take the wave function, and you square it, it tells you the probability of locating an electron at a given point

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what % probability of finding an electron at any given point

90%

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which two elements change their electron configuration within themselves

copper and chromium

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node

where these is a 0% chance of finding an electron

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orbital shapes

s-spherical

p-peanut

d-dumbbell

f-flower

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what’s a line spectra

The unique arrangement of colored lines for each element, causing every element to emit its own color and have its own unique fingerprint

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in schrödingers model of the electron is treated as a

wave

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in Schrodinger’s theory, what is an electron cloud

A region in the nucleus where an electron is most likely to be found

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how does electron density relate to the location of an electron?

The more dense the higher chance of finding an electron there

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ER has both properties of

wave and particles