Actual Note Review Chem
- Half filled orbital theory applies to : Au - Gold, Mo- Molybedenum, Cu-copper, Ag-silver, Cr -chromium, W- Tungsten
- where in the atom is the proton and neutron : in the nucleus
- where in the atom is the electron : around the nucleus, in the orbitals bc opposite charges attract
- crest : the very top of a wavelength
- trough : the very bottom of a wavelength
- amplitud : the length from either trough or crest from the middle
- wavelength : the distance between each wavelength
- atom : smalletes unit of matter that retains chemical properties
- Isotope: variation of an atom that has a differenct mass, but the same chemical property bc of a diff amnt of neutrons
- Ion: atim with imbalanced charge
- cation : positive, subtract from electron
- anion: negative, add to electron
- variable and unit for speed : c and m/s
- variable and unit for frequency : v and Hz
- variable and unit for energy : E and J
- where the atomic mass goes in symbol notation : upper left
- where atomic number does in symbol notation : bottom left
- where charge goes in symbol notation : upper right
- alpha decay : 4/2 He
- beta decay : 0/-1 e
- shape, # of orbitals, # of electrons for S : sphere, 1 , 2
- shape, # of orbitals, # of electrons for P : dumbbell, 3, 6
- shape, # of orbitals, # of electrons for d : clover, 5, 10
- shape, # of orbitals, # of electrons for F : flower, 7, 14
- energy level 1 : s, 1 orbital, 2 electrons
- energy level 2 : s,p , 4 orbitals, 8 electrons
- energy level 3 : s,p,d, 9 orbitals, 18 electrons
- energy level 4 : s,p,d,f, 16 orbitals, 32 electrons
- Aufbau rule : electrons occupy obital of the lowers orbital energy first
- Pauli Exclusion principle: orbital can only hold two eectrons which spin in opposite directions (occupy empty orbitals before pairing up)
- Hund’s rule : electrons fill orbitals of the same energy one at a time before doubling up
- alpha ray: alpha decay is 4/2 He - cannot penetrate most matter, can be stopped by paper
- beta decay : 0/-1 e - can be stopped by clothing, can cause radiation damage, like skin burns
- gamma : has a lot of penetrating power, very dangerous, only stopped by very dense material, like lead
- fusion: combines nucleus which release energy, release more energy than fission, in nucleus
- fission: splits nucles, creates a lot of energy, involves nucleus
- how many nm in 1 m : 10^9
- atomic mass = : protons and neutrons
- charge = : protons - electrons
- atomic number = : protons
- in a table, next to the name you put, : the atomic mass
- average atomic mass unit: amu
- average atomic mass formula : relative abundance x mass number + etc
- what do you do to the percent before the equation in average atomic mass : divide by 100
- sigfig rule for multiplication : least amount of sigfigs
- sigfig rule for addition and subtraction: least amount of decimal places
- to solve half life : find the amount of half lives that is occuring, then multiply that as an exponent to 1/2 and then solve
- all electromagnetic waves travel : at the speed of light
- ground state: lowest energy in electron
- excited state: electron at higher energy level
- ground state to excited : photon absorbed
- excited state to ground : photon emmited