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mathmatical expression describing probability of finding an electron at various locations
atomic orbital
rule that electrons occupy orbitals of lowest energy first
aufbau principle
arrangement of electrons of an atom in its ground state into various orbitals
electron configuration
specific energies an electron in an atom can have
energy level
corresponds to an orbital of a different shape. SPDF
sublevel
lowest possible energy of an electron
ground state
high energy levels of an electron
excited state
impossible to know exactly both velocity and position of particle at same time
Heinsberg's uncertainty principle
one electron is on an orbital till each orbital has one. then pairing begins.
Hund's Rule
an atomic orbitalcan hold 2 electrons, with opposite spin
Pauli Exclusion Principle
any atom with a positive charge
cation
any atom with a negative charge
anion
atom or group of atoms with a negative or positive charge
ion
any metal in Group 1A of periodic table
alkali metal
any metal in group 2A of periodic table
alkaline earth metals
an element that has properties of both metals and nonmetals
metalloid
1/2 the distance between nuclei of 2 atoms when joined
atomic radius
ability of an atom to attract electrons when an atom is in a compound
electronegativity
vertical column of elements in periodic table
group
nonmetal in group 7A
halogen
element in lanthanide or actinide series
inner transition metal
energy required to remove an electron from atom in its gaseous state
ionization energy
group 8A. s and p sublevels are filled
noble gas
horizontal row of elements
period
periodic repetition of physical and chemical properties
periodic law
element in "A" group display wide range of properties
representative elements
group B. d sublevel is filling
transition metal
indication of relative size of atoms and ions
ionic radius