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what is frequency?
the number of cycles (wave crests)
what is amplitude?
wave height
what is wavelength?
distance from crest to crest
e= ?
hc/lamda
c= ?
lamba vish
key features of light
1) travels at the speed of light
2) have no rest mass
what is the speed of light?
3 * 10^8 m/s in a vacuum
describe interference
constructive (peaks aligned) and destructive (peaks not aligned)
shape of s orbital
spherical
shape of d orbital
dumbbell
shape of p orbital?
dumbbell
what is the aufbau principle?
build up from lowest to higheset energy
what is the pauli exclusion principle?
no two electrons in an atom can have the same 4 quantum numbers
what is hunds rule?
electrons fill degenerate orbitals
Charge on 1A
+1
Charge on 2A
+2
Charge on 7A
-1
Charge on 6A
-2
atomic radii trends?
increases down, decreases across
lattice energy trends?
smaller atoms are more exothermic
electronegativity trends?
increase across, and decrease down
0-0.4 = ?
Covalent (sharing e-)
2-4= ?
ionic (transfer e-)
0.4-2 = ?
polar covalent unequal sharing
How to determine most stable resonance structure?
one with a formal charge that doesn't deviate from 0
What is the formal charge?
V Electrongs - bonding pairs/2 - Lone electrons
in bond energy, single bonds have
the longest distance between atoms
in bond energy, triple bonds have
the strongest bond between atoms
delta h rxn =
delta h broken (pos) + delta h formed (neg)
negative yield is
exothermic
difference between valence and core electrons?
valence electrons are involved in bonding, and interact with other molecules.
what are the shapes of vsepr?
linear, bent, trigonal bypyrimidal, trigonal, tetrahedral, octahedral.
describe linear geometry:
two electron groups, two single bonds about the central atom
describe trigonal geometry:
three electron groups, around central atom
describe tetrahedral:
four electron groups, 3D model.
describe trigonal bypyrimidal:
five electron groups
describe octahedral:
six electron groups
characteristics of gas
far apart molecules, interact weakly,
characteristics of liquid
molecules close
solid characteristics
molecules close but specific