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Electron
Configuration
- describes the location of the e- around the atom
What are the energy sub-shells?
Fundamental
(
14 e-
)
Diffuse
(
10
e-
)
Principal
(
6 e-
)
Sharp
(
2 e-
)
What is the highest energy?
Fundamental
What is the lowest energy?
Sharp
Aufbau's
Principle
- Fill in the energy level first, start at the start
Pauli's
Execution
Principal
- There should be 2 e- in an orbit (box)
Hund's Rule
- One at a time. Give boxes 1 e- before giving the 2nd e-
What are exception from the Electro Configuration?
Cr
-
Chronium
Cu
-
Cooper
What are the parts of the volcano?
Parasitic Cone
Vent
Lava
Magma Chamber
Secondary Vent
Conduit
Crater
Magma
Parasitic Cone
- secondary volcano built on the side or near the main volcano, but sharing the same magma chamber
Vent
- (
Volcanic Openings
) serves as pathways for the magma to reach the Earth's surfaace during volcanic eruptions
Lava
- Molten rock that oozes onto the Earth's surface after a volcano eruptionn
Magma Chamber
- serves as reservoirs for molten rock, leading to volcanic eruptions when the pressure builds up
Secondary Vent
- smaller opening which serves as pathways of magma to the Earth's crust like the main vent
Conduit
- the path that magma takes from the chamber to the vent
Crater
- bowl - or full-shaped depression thata usually lies directly above the vent from wherein volcanic material is ejected.
Magma
- hot rocks become substances and collects in magma chamber on average
1
to
10
km below the surface
What are three types of lava?
Basaltic lava
Rhyolitic Lava
Andesitic Lava
Basaltic Lava
- dark-coloredd and contains a lot of water. Rich in iron and magnesium
Rhyolitic Lava
is light-colored magma that contains iron, magnesium, and silica, which accounts for its light color
Rhyolite
- rock from rhyolitic lava
Andesitic Lava
has a chemical composition similar to those dark-colored and light-colored types.
Forms
Andesite
rock that is intermediate of basalt and rhyolite
What are the three types of volcano?
Cinder Cone Volcanoes
Shield Volcanoes
Composite Volcanoes
Cinder Cone Volcanoes
- built primarily of pyroclastic materials ejected from a single vent. It forms explosuve eruptions
Shield Volcanoes
are broad, slightly domed volcanoes that are produced by the accumulation of fluid basaltic lava
Composite Volcano
built from alternating layers of rock particles and lava
Parasitic
Cone
Vent
Lava
Magma
Chamber
Secondary
Vent
Conduit
Crater
What are factors that affect the climate?
Lalitude
Air Pressure
Mountain Barrier
Elevation
Continental Location
Ocean Current
Wind Belts
Storms
Lalitude
- The farther away the equator, the colder the climate becomes
Air Pressure
- Caused by unequal heating of Earth’s surface.
Low pressure
- warm, moist air which rises and forms clouds.
High pressure
- cold, dry air that sinks and creates clear skies.
Mountain Barriers
- Creates a phenomenon called
Rainshadow
that helps create deserts
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