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Atomic + Molecular Structure

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What did Dalton’s Atomic Theory state?

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• All elements are composed of atoms • Atoms of 1 element differ from atoms of other elements • All compounds of composed of different atoms • No destruction/construction of atoms

#2
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Protons weigh about

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1 amu

#3
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The atomic # (or Z) equals to the

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Number of protons

#4
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The further the valence electron is from the nucleus the

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Weaker the attraction is between the electron and the nucleus

#5
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Rutherford stated that the atom has a

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Densely-charged nucleus which accounts for a small portion of the volume

#6
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Planck developed the first quantum theory, proposing that

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Energy is emitted as electromagnetic radiation in quanta

#7
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What is the energy of a quantum?

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E = h • f

#8
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What is the angular momentum (L) according to the Bohr model?

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L = nh / 2π

#9
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The energy of the electron is given by

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E = -Rh / n^2

#10
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The energy of an electron is related to the

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Orbital radius

#11
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The smaller the radius means the

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Lower the energy

#12
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What is the electromagnetic energy of protonss?

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E = h•c / wavelength

#13
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Each element maintains its own

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Atomic emission spectrum

#14
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The Lyman series describes emission to

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n = 1 (UV)

#15
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The Balmer series describes emission to

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n = 2 (UV + Vis)

#16
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The Pascher series describes emission to

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n = 3 (Inf)

#17
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What is the equation to find energy level transitions?

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E = -Rh (1/ni^2 - 1/nf^2)

#18
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The pauli exclusion principle states that

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No 2 electrons in a given atom have the same 4 quantum numbers

#19
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The max number of n correlates to the

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Number of the period

#20
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The larger the n the

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Higher the energy level + radius

#21
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The max number of electrons in a SHELL is denoted by

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2n^2

#22
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As the distance from the nucleus increases, the

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Difference in energy between adjacent shells decreases

#23
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The azimuthal quantum number (l) ranges from

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0 to n-1

#24
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When l = 0, the orbital is

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S