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arrangement of electrons is Atoms

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specify the property of atomic orbitals and the property of electrons in orbitals   Quantum Numbers  
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Three locations in a Electron Cloud   Shell, Subshell, Orbital  
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(n)   shell  
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principle quantum number   shell  
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indicates the main energy level occuplied be the electron   shell  
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As "n" increase so does what?   the energy and distance from the nucleus  
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the total number of orbitals that exist in a given shell is equal to what?   n2 (squared)  
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s, p, d, f   subshell  
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refers to the shape of the orbital   subshell  
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refers to the relative energy of the subshell   s,p,d,f  
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each orbital can hold how many electrons?   2  
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why are they paired (electrons)?   to have lower energy  
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indicates the two fundamental spin states of an electron in an orbital   spin quantum number  
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can be positive or negative 1/2- up or down   electron spin  
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electrons in orbitals must have what kind of spin?   opposite  
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the arrangment of electrons in an atom   electron configuration  
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electron configurations tell us in which orbitals the electrons for an element are located   very specific  
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assume lowest possible energy arrangement   ground state configuration  
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an electron occupies lowest energy orbital that can receive it- Principle   Aufbau Principal  
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orbitals with lowest energy are first- Principle   Aufbau Principal  
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no two electrons in the same aton have the same set of quantum numbers- Principle   Pauli Exclusion Principal  
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orbitals of equal energy are each occupied by one electron before any obital is occupied by a second electron- Principle   Hund's Rule  
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all electrons in singly occupied orbitals must have the same spin- Principle   Hund's Rule  
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electron-electron repulsion is minium   lowest energy arrangement  
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what is a shorthand method of writing the location of electrons by sublevel   electron configuration  
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what states the electrons fill into orbitals in order of increasing energy   Aufbau Principal  
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the electron containing main energy level with the highest principal quantum number (n)   highest occupied level  
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electrons that are not the highest occupied energy level   inner-shell electrons  
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electrons that are not spin-paired   unpaired electrons  
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