[THE ATOM AND SUBATOMIC PARTICLES] Quantum Numbers

Proverbs 16:3

Quantum numbers

______ cover the part of quantum mechanics that talks about energy and location of electrons

Orbital

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An _____ is a space that accomomodates 2 electrons.

2 electrons

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An ORBITAL is a space that accommodates _____ electrons

Spin

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An ORBITAL is a space that accommodates 2 electrons and these are held by what we called _____

Node

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A _____ is a section of the orbital that cannot hold electrons.

Subshell / Sublevel

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Energy shell have a smaller portion known as ______.

1-7 orbitals

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Subshell / Sublevel can have as much as ____ orbitals

Subshell / Sublevel

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Multiple orbitals can be grouped in a ______.

Energy shell / Energy level

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Multiple subshells constitute a whole _____

Type (symbol)	Represents	Numbers
Principal (n)	Energy level/shell	1, 2, 3, 4, and so on
Azimuthal / Angular (l)	1) Shape of orbital 2) Sublevel/subshell	0, 1, 2, 3
Magnetic (ml)	Orientation of an orbital	s = 0 only p = -1, 0, +1 d = -2, -1, 0, +1, +2 and so on
Spin (ms)	Spin of an electron inside an orbital	+1/2 (up arrow) -1/2 (down arrow)

Part of a Quantum Number

Principal Quantum Number (n)

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Energy level / Energy shell of an orbital

Azimuthal / Angular Quantum Number (I)

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• Shape of orbital

• Sublevel/ Subshell

Magnetic Quantum Number (m_l)

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Orientation of an orbital

Spin Quantum Number (m_s)

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Spin of an elecron inside an orbital

Azimuthal / Angular Quantum Number (l)

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__________ represents both the number and shape of orbitals per sublevel/subshell

(l)	Name*	# Orbitals	Shape of orbitals
0	s	1	Sphere
1	p	3	Dumbbell
2	d	5	Four-leaf clover
3	f	7	(complex)

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Table 6. Azimuthal Quantum Number Interpretations

Degenerate

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Starting from the p-subshell , multiple orbitals of the same subshell have the same energies and are called _____.

• Aufbau Principle (Madelung Rule)

• Hund’s Rule (Maximum Multiplicity Rule)

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There are principles concerned mainly with the principal and azimuthal number such as ____ [2]

Madelung rule

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Aufbau principle is also known as ____

Maximum Multiplicity Rule

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Hund’s rule is also known as _____

Aufbau principle (Madelung Rule)

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In an atom with multiple energy levels and/or sublevels, the electrons are filled up from 1st onward in a predictable fashion by order of increasing energy

a. Aufbau principle

b. Hund’s rule

c. Pauli exclusion principle

Hund’s rule (Maximum Multiplicity Rule)

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Electrons fill up degenerate orbitals singly first (+1/2) before pairing up

a. Aufbau principle

b. Hund’s rule

c. Pauli exclusion principle

Pauli exclusion principle

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Once the magnetic and spin quantum numbers are considered, the ______ enters, which states that every electron in an atom is unique

a. Aufbau principle

b. Hund’s rule

c. Pauli exclusion principle

Pauli exclusion principle

Example:

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No two electrons have the same set of four quantum numbers.Because they are all unique (or “exclusive)

a. Aufbau principle

b. Hund’s rule

c. Pauli exclusion principle

Electronic configuration

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Assume that every electron in an atom is placed in a specific orbital in a specific shell. When all of them are considered, an atom’s ______ can now be written.

TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE:

Electron Configuration is usually written in the complete form, but if the element is large, it’s fine to use the abbreviated form

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Example of Electron Configuration of Sulfur

Valence

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Outermost (applies to shells, subshells, or electrons)

Core electrons

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Inner electrons (anything except the valence)

Octet Rule

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For smaller atoms, valence electrons of s and p block elements must be eight (8; octa-) to be stable

TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE:

The smaller atoms refer to most non metals in organic compounds , since s and p orbitals are all they have.

TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE:

The larger atoms with d orbitals can attains stability without needing to follow the octet rule.