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CHEM TEST

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Alkali Metals First group
Alkaline Metal Second Group
Atomic Radius 1/2 the distance between the nuclei of two identical atoms
Atomic Radius Trends Across a period -Radius Decreases Down a group - Radius Increases
Aufbau's Principle electrons fill atomic orbitals starting from the lowest energy level before moving to higher ones
What is the Bohr Model Electrons can't be anywhere- they are confined to orbits that have specific energy
Chalcogens Group 16
What is a continuous spectrum? electrons fill atomic orbitals starting from the lowest energy level before moving to higher ones
What are core electrons? the inner-shell electrons in an atom
What is coulomb's Law? The force of attraction between charge particles depends on the size of the charges and the distance between them
What is a crest? The peak of a wave on the electromagnetic spectrum.
What is the rule of a Dot diagram? The amount of dots is how many valence electrons they have. Helium is a exception and has 2ve-
What is the effective nuclear charge? Zeff, The net positive charge exerted on the valence electrons by the protons in the nucleus.
What is the electromagnetic spectrum? All different forms of radiant energy.
What are the forms of radiant energy? Left side-Longer Wavelength, Lower Frequency, Lower energy. Right side- Shorter Wavelength, higher Frequency, Higher energy. -Radio, Micro, Infrared, VISIBLE SPECTRUM Ultraviolet, Xrays, Gamma rays
What is electronegativity? Ability of an atom to attract bonding electrons
What are the different types of bonds? Pure(nonpolar)-electrons shared equally Polar covalent bond-Electrons shared unequally Ionic bond- Electron transferred
What is a emission spectrum? the unique pattern of bright colored lines (or bands) on a dark background, produced when atoms or molecules release energy as light as their electrons drop from higher to lower energy levels
What is energy? the capacity to do work or transfer heat
What is a energy level? a specific, fixed distance or orbit from an atom's nucleus where electrons reside
What are the exceptions? Cu ,Ag,Au,Cr,Mo
What is the excited state? when an atom's electron absorbs energy
What is frequency? the number of wave cycles (like light or vibrations) passing a point per second, measured in Hertz (Hz)
What is the ground state? the lowest possible energy level , most stable state
Group goes Down
What are halogens? They are group 7, the highly reactive nonmetal elements
What Is Hund's Rule? What Is Hund's Rule?
What Is a ionic radius? the measure of an ion's size, defined as the distance from its nucleus to the outermost electron shell
What are all the ionic radius Trends? Going across Atomic Radius- d Electronegativity-I ionization energy-I Metallic character- D Going down AR-I, E-D, Ionization energy-D, Metallic character-I
What is ionization energy? The amount of energy it takes to remove an electron an atom or ion in its gaseous state
What are the ionization energy trends? Increase- period Decrease- Group
What is metallic character? the level of reactivity of a metal. Metals tend to lose electrons in chemical reactions
What are the trends for metallic character? Decrease- Period Increase- Group
What are the noble gases? Group 8 and have a full octet
What is the nucleus? The dense center of an atom made of protons and neutrons
What are some periodic properties? such as atomic radius, ionization energy, and electronegativity
What is a photon? an elementary particle, the smallest possible packet of electromagnetic energy
What is the Quantum model? the modern, highly accurate description of the atom, replacing older ideas like fixed orbits with electron clouds and orbitals
Relationship between energy and frequency? frequency increases, energy decreases
Relationship between energy and wavelength? inverse relationship: shorter wavelengths carry higher energy, while longer wavelengths carry lower energy
relationship between wavelength and frequancy? wavelength increases frequency decreases
What is shielding? The
How is a spectral line formed? When atoms electrons jump between specific fixed energy levels
Why does every element produce its own unique spectrum? each has a distinct nuclear charge and electron configuration, leading to unique, quantized electron energy levels
qualitatively describe the Quantum model of the atom
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