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Atomic 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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Name the group of elements highlighted below

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Alkali Metals

#2
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Name the group of elements highlighted below

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Noble Gases

#3
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Name the group of elements highlighted below

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Halogens

#4
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Name the group of elements highlighted below

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Alkaline Earth Metals

#5
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Name the group of elements highlighted below

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Lanthanides

#6
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Which orbital is shown below?

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dxy orbital

#7
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Which orbital is shown below?

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dxz orbital

#8
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Which orbital is shown below?

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dyz orbital

#9
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Which orbital is shown below?

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dx2-y2 orbital

#10
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Predicting Oxidation State from Bond lengths As a general rule, the size of an ion will decrease by____Å by going from high spin to low spin.

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>0.09 Å

#11
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Predicting Oxidation State from Bond Lengths As a general rule, the size of an ion will decrease by ______ Å per increase in positive charge (Important: Spin state change leads to deviations from this rule of thumb.)

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0.03-0.07 Å

#12
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The size of an ion of the same charge will increase by_____ Å per increase in bound ligand.

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0.05-0.1 Å

#13
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Periodic Table Trends Electron Affinity

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Up a group: Increases Left to Right Row: Increases

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#14
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Periodic Table Trends Ionization Energy

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Up a group: Increases Left to Right Row: Increases

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#15
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Particles in nucleus

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Protons and Neutrons

#16
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Important Subatomic Particles for Chemists. Particles in an atom

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Proton, neutron, electron

#17
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Electronegativity

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The power of an atom in a molecule to attract electrons to itself.

#18
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Electronegativity “Mulliken’s Definition”

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χ=1/2(IE+EA) Casted in terms of average of the Ionization Energy (IE) and Electron Affinity (EA)

#19
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The sign of the wavefunction as an electronwave goes through a nodal plane

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Changes Sign

#20
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Hund’s Rule

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The state of the highest spin multiplicty is lowest in energy

#21
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The magnetic quantum number symbol is given by____.

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ml

#22
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This quantum number can take on the following values: x > 0, where x is an integer

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n

#23
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This quantum number can take on the following values: -l ≤ __≤ l

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ml

#24
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This quantum number can take on the following values: 0 ≤ __≤n-1

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ℓ