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Chemistry

Atomic Structure review

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Who asked "what would happen if you chopped up matter into even smaller pieces?" Democrius
who made the equation to find the energy of a wave ? Max Plank
WHAT IS THE EQUATION TO FIND THE ENERGY OF A WAVE? E=h*v
What is a particle of light called? Photon
For thomson, what does a chatodo ray bent by a magnet mean? it is electrically charged
For thomson what does the cathode ray travel toward the anode mean? its negatively charged
For thomson what does the ray bending metal in its path mean? it has mass and is made of particles
Whats rutherfords interpritation of the following? A. Alpha particles deflected B. particles go straight through C. Particles come back a. center of atom is positively charged b. most atom is empty space c. atom has small nucleus about 1/10000 the size of the atom
what are discreet specific amounts of energy called? quanta
equation to calculate the energy of a photon? E=h*v
when light from a specific wavelength shines on metal and electrons are delflected, known as what? photoeleccrtic effect
who stated the uncertainty principle? Heisenburg
what is the uncertainty principle? Cant know the location and speed of an electron at the same time
Who discovered protons? GoldStein & wein
Who discovered neutrons? Chadwick
Who discovered electrons? J.J. Thompson
Who discovered nucleus Rutherford
Atoms mass is concentrated in? the nucelus
Atom is mostly? empty space
Charge & symbol of proton? +1 p+
Charge and symbol of electron? -1 e-
Charge and symbol of neutron 0 N0
Mass number of protium Deterium and tritium 1, 2, 3
equation for frequency of a wave? c=wl*v
What does a unique bright line spectrum mean? Unique set of waves
Light of energy has_____ wl & _____ v Low high
low energy state of electron is ground state
high energy state of electron excited state
most probable location of an electron? orbital
max number of electrons in second energy level 8
number of sublevels in 3rd energy level? 3
max # of electrons in 5th energy level 2(5)^2= 50
# of orbitals in a d sublevel 5
proposed planetary model? bohr
bombarded gold foil with helium nuclei? rutherford
stated electrons exist in specific energy levels? Bohr
developed equation for location of electron? schrodinger
series of bands of colors emitted by excited atoms? bright line spectra
instrument to measure wavelength? spectrometer
theory that describes waves at atomic level? quantunth
amount of energy can be absorbed or releaed quantum
stated atomic theory dalton
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