Electronic Configurations

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Topics Em radiation Em characteristics Em spectrum Quantum Theory Max Planck Photoelectric Effect Wave-particle duality

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Electronic Configurations : Electronic Configurations Lemay, Eugene, Beall, Herbert, Robblee, Karen, Brower, Douglas. (1996). Electron Configurations. In Chemistry: Connections to Our Changing World (pp. 125-155). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. Some slides adapted from Dr. Angela Speck

Topics : Topics Em radiation Em characteristics Em spectrum Quantum Theory Max Planck Photoelectric Effect Wave-particle duality

Topics : Topics Quantum Theory Line spectography Bohr model Werner Heisenberg Atomic theory review Democritus Dalton Modern

Topics : Topics Atomic theory review Principle Energy Level Sublevels Orbitals Electron pairs

Topics : Topics Electron configurations Aufbau principle exceptions Pauli Exclusion principle Hund’s rule Octet rule

Em Radiation : Em Radiation Oscillation of electric and magnetic fields perpendicular to each other and to wave direction

Wave Characteristics : Wave Characteristics Wavelength (λ)—defines type of wave Amplitude—defines intensity (not the same as volume in sound) Frequency (ν or f)—defines energy Speed ( c )—same for all em radiation (differs for all other waves based on the medium’s density)

What is light? : What is light?

What is light? : What is light? Light is energy What is light made of? How is it? How does it move through space?

The colors of light : The colors of light Rainbow = white light broken into colors = spectrum (plural = spectra)

Rainbow = Spectrum : Rainbow = Spectrum

Nature of light : Nature of light Light moves in waves

Nature of light : Nature of light

Wavelength & Frequency : Wavelength & Frequency As wavelength goes up, frequency goes down As wavelength goes down, frequency goes up.

Em Radiation Relations : Em Radiation Relations Wavelength-frequency λ=c/ν c = Speed of light = 3.00 ● 108 m/s c = 299,792,458 m/s Energy-frequency E=hν h = Planck’s constant = 6.6262 ● 10-34 J-s

What is waving when light moves as a wave? : What is waving when light moves as a wave? On a pond/the sea = water waves Sound  need molecules to move “In space, no-one can hear you scream”

James Clerk Maxwell : James Clerk Maxwell Electricity and magnetism are linked Electromagnetism Electric & magnetic field can move through empty space at the speed of light. Light = Electromagnetic Radiation

Electromagnetic waves : Electromagnetic waves

Em Spectrum : Em Spectrum

Summary : Summary Light = electromagnetic radiation Color of light is due to the wavelength, . For visible light  is between 400-700nm.

Summary : Summary Electromagnetic radiation is not just visible light: Radio waves Infrared Visible Ultraviolet X-rays -rays (gamma-rays)

How is light made? : How is light made? The most common reason things emit light is because they are hot

Slide24 : As it gets hotter: blackish red orange yellow white

Em Radiation Relations : Em Radiation Relations Wavelength-frequency λ=c/ν Speed of light = 3.00 ● 108 m/s c = 299,792,458 m/s Energy-frequency E=hν Planck’s constant = 6.6262 ● 10-34 J-s

Blackbody Radiation : Blackbody Radiation A blackbody absorbs all light A blackbody does not reflect light Temperature determines the light a blackbody emits

Blackbody Radiation : Blackbody Radiation

Wien’s Law Stefan-Boltzmann Law : Wien’s Law Stefan-Boltzmann Law As temperature increases, wavelength decreases As temperature decreases, wavelength increases The higher the temperature of a blackbody, the more energy its atoms have and the more radiation they can emit

Quantum Theory : Quantum Theory Previous beliefs Radiation is a continuous spectrum Composition of radiation is also continuous Problems: Could not explain photoelectric effect Could not explain line spectra

Quantum Theory : Quantum Theory http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/quantumzone/index.html http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/quantumzone/index.html

Quantum Theory : Quantum Theory http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/quantumzone/bohr2.html

Wave-Particle Duality : Wave-Particle Duality Light sometimes behaves like a wave Light sometimes behaves like a particle Light has the remarkable property of acting like a wave and a particle at the same time

Wave-Particle Duality : Wave-Particle Duality Light particle Photon is a packet of energy Photons are particles with an underlying wave nature.

Atomic Theory Review—Democritus : Atomic Theory Review—Democritus All matter is composed of atoms too small to be seen, and they CANNOT be further split. There is a void between atoms. Atoms are completely solid. Atoms are homogeneous, with no internal structure. Atoms are different in size, shape, and weight.

Atomic Theory Review—Dalton : Atomic Theory Review—Dalton Elements are made of atoms The atoms of an element are identical in their masses Atoms of different elements have different masses Atoms combine in small, whole number ratios Atoms can be neither created nor destroyed.

Atomic Theory Review—Modern : Atomic Theory Review—Modern All matter is made of atoms. Atoms are made of neutrons, protons, & electrons. All atoms of an element are identical (based on proton number). Atoms are neither created nor destroyed. Atoms in compounds combine in specific ratios.

Atomic Theory Comparisons : Atomic Theory Comparisons

Atomic Structure : Atomic Structure Nucleus = neutrons & protons Outer orbits = electrons > 99.9% mass of atom is in the nucleus Mass of proton is 2000 x mass of electron.

Atomic Structure : Atomic Structure Protons are positively charged Electrons are negatively charged Neutrons are not charged In an atom : # electrons = # protons Atoms are neutral

Atoms and spectra : Atoms and spectra

Atomic energy levels : Atomic energy levels

Atomic energy levels : Atomic energy levels

Principle Energy Levels : Principle Energy Levels Principle energy levels are “rings”

Subshells/Sublevels : Subshells/Sublevels

Electrons : Electrons Electrons Spin up or down Exist as pairs (unpaired e-’s form bonds) Fill orbitals based on 3 rules

Electron Configurations : Electron Configurations Electron configurations: method for keeping track of electrons

Orbitals : Orbitals Orbital diagrams: method for keeping track of electrons

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