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SCH4UA Exam Review 2024 VERIFIED ANSWERS Electromagnetic Radiation in order of increasing energy and decreasing wavelength. Blackbody radiation Photoelectric effect Emission spectra Bohr's hypothesis Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle Quantum Numbers Intermolecular Forces Strongest to weakes...

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SCH4UA Exam Review Questions And CORRECT
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1). Electromagnetic radiation in order of increasing energy and decreasing wavelength.

 Ans: Radiowave, Microwave, Infrared, Visible, Ultraviolet, X-ray, Gamma ray


2). Blackbody radiation

 Ans: Hot things glow


3). Photoelectric effect

 Ans: Light causes metal to emit electrons


4). Emission spectra

 Ans: Electronically excited atoms emit light.


5). Bohr's hypothesis

 Ans: Electrons exist in fixed orbits around the nucleus and move with specific and
known energies (Only works for hydrogen)


6). Heisenberg uncertainty principle

 Ans: It is impossible to know exactly both the velocity and the position of a particle at
the same time; the uncertainty of where a particle is is larger than the particle itself.


7). Quantum numbers

 Ans: Principal Number (n): energy level [1,2,3..n]
Secondary Number (l): orbital shape [0..n-1]
Magnetic Number (ml): orbit orientation [0..+-l]
Spin Number (ms): spin [+-1/2]

Ex: 3p^4




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, possible quantum numbers:
n=3
l = 0,1,2
ml = +-0,1,2
ms = +-1/2


8). Intermolecular forces

 Ans: Attractions between oppositely charged dipole charges.


9). Strongest to weakest imfs

 Ans: ion-dipole
hydrogen bond
dipole-dipole
london dispersion


10). If a molecule is non-polar (london dispersion forces), why is there still attraction between its
atoms?

 Ans: Even though there is no permanent dipole, there are still partial dipoles that form,
resulting in weaker bonds.


11). T/f, the larger the compound, the greater the polarizability.

 Ans: TRUE


12). Comparing imf strengths between molecules of same/similar size.

 Ans: Strongest to weakest:
1. polar + H-bonding
2. polar
3. non-polar (stringy)
4. non-polar (compact)


13). Comparing imf strengths between molecules of different sizes.

 Ans: Consider london dispersion forces; larger molecules have stronger IMFs.


14). Viscosity




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