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Chem 162 Test 1
The speed of light - CORRECT ANSWER-3.00e8 m/s

Why is it called black body radiation? - CORRECT ANSWER-Because the
objects studied appear black before heating

What is the difference between an orbit in the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom
and an orbital in the quantum mechanical model? - CORRECT ANSWER-Bohr
proposed that the electron in the hydrogen atom
moves in a well-defined circular path around the nucleus (an orbit). In the
quantum-mechanical model, no effort is made to describe the motion of the
electron. An orbital is a wave function related to the probability of finding the
electron at any point in space.

The longest wavelength is associated with the _______ __________. The lowest
frequency is associated with the ________ _________. - CORRECT
ANSWER-1. lowest frequency
2. lowest energy

Emits or absorbs energy?
1. n=3 --> n=1
2. n=2 --> n=4 - CORRECT ANSWER-1. emits
2. absorbs

What is the designation for the subshell with n=5 and l=1? - CORRECT
ANSWER-5p

How many orbitals are in the p subshell? - CORRECT ANSWER-3 because it
can hold 6 electrons, and there are two electrons for every orbital.

Democritus - CORRECT ANSWER-Greek philosopher that said atoms differed
only in size and shape. Concept of "no cut" atoms was developed

Aristotle - CORRECT ANSWER-Said that all matter was composed of 4
elements: earth, air, water, and fire

, True or False: early indian-chinese scientists are rarely given credit - CORRECT
ANSWER-true!

Problems with alchemy - CORRECT ANSWER-Needed to be a scientific method
where experiments could be repeated by someone else, and results needed to
be reported in clear language that laid out what is known and unknown

Dalton's Atomic Theory proposed that: - CORRECT ANSWER-1. Matter is
composed of indivisible particles (atoms)
2. All atoms of a particular element are identical, and vice versa
3. Different elements have different atoms
4. Atoms combine in certain whole-number ratios
5. In a chemical reaction, atoms are merely rearranged to form new compounds;
they are not created, destroyed, or changed into any other atoms

J. J. Thomson - CORRECT ANSWER--first called electrons "corpuscles"
-developed the plum pudding model which states there is no organization, just a
bunch of electrons

Bohr Atomic Structure - CORRECT ANSWER--Defined orbitals
-Finite number of electrons per orbital
-Electrons are filled from innermost outward: 2, 8, 8, 8, 18 (8, 10), 18, (8,10)
-If electrons move from one orbital to another, energy is absorbed (required) or
given off (visible light)

Quantum model - CORRECT ANSWER--No planetary orbital model- only
statistical probabilities where the electrons are located.
-we know where to find electrons but we don;t know how they got there

Planck - CORRECT ANSWER-Assumed that energy comes in packets called
quanta (quantized energy)

Einstein - CORRECT ANSWER-The photoelectric effect. Energy is proportional
to frequency

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