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Atomic structure

Jonas Schlicht Chemistry International Baccalaureate English 15 cards

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  1. 1Nucleonsprotons and neutrons
  2. 2Atomic number (Z)number of protons in nucleus
  3. 3Mass numbernumber of protons and neutrons
  4. 4Isotopesdifferent atomic of the same element with different mass number (i.e. different numbers of neutrons)
  5. 5energy levels (shells)electrons arranged in it (2n^2 = no of electrons in each shell
  6. 6sub levelss (2 electrons, 1 orbital)
    p (6 electrons, 3 orbitals)
    d (10 electrons, 5 orbitals)
    f (14 electrons, 7 orbitals)
  7. 7Orbitala region of space where there is a high probability of finding an electron
    (max 2e- with opposite spin)
  8. 8Filling up the orbitalsOrder:
    1s
    2s 2p
    3s 3p
    4s 3d 4p
    Exceptions: Cr: [Ar] 3d^5, 4s^1
    Cu: [Ar]: 3d^10, 4s^1
  9. 9Pauli Exclusion principle:max 2e- in orbital
    have opposite spin
  10. 10Hund's rulemax. number of e- spin is equal
  11. 11Ions configuration- "last in, first out"
    - transition metals + group 13/14 4s removed before 3d
  12. 12Atomic emission spectra-line spectra with certain wavelengths
    - sharp bright lines
    - get closer at higher f/E
    - convergence limit: lines merges e- left atom
    Falls back: - 3rd level: infrared
    2nd level: visible light
    - 1st level: ultraviolet
  13. 13Atomic spectraE = hf
    f = c/
  14. 14Ionisation energyminimum amount of energy required to remove an electron from a gaseous atom
    2. IE > 1. IE (positive ion attract negative electron more strongly; less repulsion between e- attracted closer to nucleus
  15. 15Trends in ionisation energy-generally increase across a period (higher nuclear charge, similar shielding; force of attraction from nucleus increases)
    - small decrease as new sub-shell/second half of sub-shell is filled (higher e-level/higher repulsion between e- in 1 orbit)

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International Baccalaureate Chemistry Flashcards on Atomic structure , created by Jonas Schlicht on 25/04/2016.
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