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Chemistry unit 2

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Lewis diagram Short hand version to show the valence electrons for main group elements
Process of light being absorbed Energy js added from an outside source- electron js moved from ground state gk excited state
Excited state Highest energy
Ground state Lowest energy
Bohr 4th model- said that electrons only have a 8 energy levels and that they lived on only thoose four levels
Schrödinger/Heinsbury Discovered that their are diffrent sub levels that electrons can exist un and each sub level had a specific amount kf energy required to reside there
Process of energy being released Too unstable to remain in excited state sk the electron falls back to the ground state and releases energy in thr state of a photon
Photon Packet kf light energy- soecifc gk each transition kf electrons
Larger fall from electrons More energy realesed (violet color)
Smaller fall Less energy realesed (red color)
Pauli exclusion If electrons occupy the same orbital they must have opposite spins
Aufbau principle Electrons will till the lowest orbital before moving to the next
Hunds rule Electrons will distribute amount sublevel before occupying with diffrent spins
Cations Loosing electrons (+)
Anions Gaining electrons (-)
Created by: Vivianasaccuzzo
 

 



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