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What are s- orbitals?

S-orbitals have a spherical contour surface because the wave function is spherical -symmetrical.

With increasing n the s-orbitals become bigger

With increasing n the number of nodes increases

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What are p-orbitals?

Dumbbell shaped (different lobes have opposite signs (+/-) for opposite directions - but identical probability!

• One node each through the nucleus

• 3 possible orientations (px, py, pz)

• Orbitals show identical (degenerate) energy

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What are d-orbitals?

• Leaf-clover shaped; the four orbital lobes have opposite signs (+/-) – the fith looks like a floating tyre

• Two nodes through the nucleus

• 5 possible orientations (dxy, dyz, dzx dx2-y2,dz2)

• d-Orbitals are particularely important in transition metals

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What are f-orbitals?

• Complex geometry

• Three nodes through the nucleus

• 7 possible orientations

• f-Orbitals are particularely important in lanthanois and actinoids

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Do the contour plot of the s-orbitals

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Plot the solutions of Schrödinger equaion of the s-orbital

61 (page)

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Do the countour plot of the p-orbital

62 (page)

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Do the contour plot of the d-orbital

63(page)

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Do the contour plot of the f-orbital

64 (page)

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What are the possibile orientations of the f-orbitals?

z*3

xz*2

yz*2

xyz

z(x*2-y*2)

x(x*2-3y*2)

y(y*2-3x*2)

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Plot the atomic orbitals

65 ( page)

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What is the relationship between the principal quantum number (n) and the number of subshells?

The shell with principal quantum number n contains exactly n subshells.

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How many orbitals does each subshell have?

Each subshell consists of  2l + 1  orbitals, corresponding to the allowed values of  m_l , ranging from -l to +l.

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What is the total number of orbitals in a shell with quantum number n ?

The total number of orbitals in a shell is  n^2 .

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How does the principal quantum number n relate to the angular momentum quantum number l ?

For a shell with principal quantum number  n , the possible values of  l  range from  0  to  n - 1 .

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How much electrons can each orbital hold?

A maximum of two electrons

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How do electrons behave?

They spin around their own axis

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Which quantum number do atoms need when they have more electrons

ms

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What is the purpose of the quantum number  m_s ?

Describes the intrinsic spin of the electron and the direction of its magnetic field.

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State the Pauli Exclusion Principle.

No two electrons in the same atom can have identical sets of quantum numbers.

Electrons within the same orbitals must have different spins.

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How can the energy of each orbital be calculated?

From wave function and quantum numbers

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How are the energies of the orbitals (s,p,d and f) with the same principal quantum number of atoms that can hold more electrons?

They are not degenerate

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What is Hund’s Rule?

Electrons fill degenerate orbitals singly with parallel spins before pairing up.

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What is the electron configuration?

That is the listing of all occupied orbitals with the number of electrons in each orbital

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