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what is electromagnetic radiation Energy that travels through space as waves with electric and magnetic fields.
What is wavelength (λ)? distance between two peaks of a wave
What is frequency (ν)? number of waves that pass a point each second
what is speed of light 3.00 × 10⁸ m/s.
how is wavelength and frequency related As one increases, the other decreases.
what is placks constant(h)? 6.626 × 10⁻³⁴ J·s.
what does it mean that eneryg is quantized energy comes in fixed packets, not continuous amounts.
what is a quantum A single packet of energy.
what is photon A particle (packet) of light.
equation for energy of photon E = hν = hc/λ
what is photoelectric effect When light knocks electrons off a metal surface.
why is threshold frequency important It’s the minimum energy needed to remove an electron.
what is shortest waveltgh to longest 1: Gamma rays 2: X-rays 3: Infrared radiation 4: Microwaves 5: Radio waves
In visible light, frequency decreases from violet to red: in what order 1: Violet 2: Blue 3: Green 4: Orange 5: Red
how to measure mass kg
length meter
time seconds
tempature kelvin
amount mole(mol)
electric current ampere A
light intensity candela cd
peta- P 10^15
tera- T 10^12
giga- G 10^9
mega- M 10^6
kilo- k 10^3
×103 deci- d ×101 centi- c ×10-2 milli- m ×10-3 micro- μ ×10-6 nano- n ×10-9 pico- p ×10-12 femto- f ×10-15
what causes hydrogen emission spectrum Excited hydrogen atoms emitting light as electrons fall to lower energy levels.
what is a line spectum A spectrum consisting of discrete lines at specific wavelengths.
hat does hydrogen line spectrum prove Electron energy levels are quantized.
what does quantized energy mean Electrons can only have specific, discrete energy values.
who proposed bohr model Niels Bohr.
main idea if bohr model Electrons move in specific allowed orbits with fixed energies.
why did classical physic fail for atoms It predicted electrons should spiral into the nucleus.
what is the bohr energy equation E=−2.178×10−18(n2Z2
what does a more negative energy mean the electron is more tightly bound to the nucleus.
what happens when electron falls to lower level A photon is emitted.
What does a negative ΔE indicate? energy is released
What does a positive ΔE indicate? energy absorbed
Why use |ΔE| in wavelength calculations? wavelength cant be negative
What type of light excites hydrogen from n = 1 to n = 2? ultraviolet light
what species does bohr model work for One-electron species (H, He⁺, Li²⁺, etc.).
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