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vocab for Ch. 7

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wavelength (l)   distance between identical points on successive waves  
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frequency   number of waves that pass a given point per unit time  
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amplitude   height measured from the center of a wave, the squared of the amplitude gives the intensity  
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speed   wavelength multiplied by its frequency in reciprocal seconds  
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photon   particle of light  
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atomic spectra   results from excited atoms emitting light  
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line spectra   results from electron transitions between specific energy levels  
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quantum numbers   n,l,m  
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n   pricipal quantum number: positive integer: number of last orbital  
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l   angular momentum: find by s=0, p=1, d=2, f=3  
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m(l)   magnetic momentum: what it is asking for in its orbital diagram  
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m(s)   negative or positive 1/2: depends on where it falls in the orbital diagram  
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s orbital   spherical in shape, radius of shere increases with increasing value of n  
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p orbitals   have two lobes with a node between them  
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d orbitals   four of the five orbitals have 4 lobes; the other resembles a p orbital with a doughnut around the center  
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