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electronic configurations of atoms
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thompson
- early atomic structure
used a
cathode
ray tubes to determine the ratio of electric charge to the
mass
of an individual electron
mass of an individual electron
-1.76
x
10
^8 C/g
early atomic structure -
thompson
plum pudding
model
gold foil
- rutherford
discovery of protons
photoelectric effect - einstein
demonstrated that light has not only wave but particle
properties
uncertainty principle - heisenberg
you never know both the
momentum
(mass x
velocity
) and the position of an electron
Pauli exclusion principle
no more than
2
electrons can occupy an orbital, must have
opposite spin
Aufbau
principle
electrons fill the
lowest
available
energy
first
Hunds
rule
with orbitals of equal energy,
electrons
fill the orbitals
singly
before filling in pairs
valence
electron
outermost
electrons
cation
an ion with a net
positive
charge
anion
an ion with a net
negative
charge
Mendeleev's periodic table
organised in order of
increasing atomic mass
group I and group VII
most
reactive
elements
attraction between positive nucleus and valence electrons depends on :
number of protons in the nucleus,
shielding
effect of other electrons closer to nucleus,
distance
from the nucleus
effective
nuclear
charge
the
nuclear charge
felt by an electron when both the actual nuclear charge and the
shielding
of of the other electrons are taken into account
effective nuclear charge increase by...
moving from
left
to
right
atomic radius going across a period
atomic radius
decreases
atomic radius going down a group
atomic radius
increases
atomic radius of anion
ionic radius
increases
radius of a cation
ionic radius
decreases
ionisation energy
the
minimum energy
required to remove an electron from an
isolated
atom
ionisation energy going across a period
ionisation energy
increases
ionisation energy going down a group
ionisation energy decreases
electron affinity
the
negative
of the energy change that occurs when an electron is accepted by an atom in the gaseous state to form an
anion
electronegativity
the ability of an atom to attract towards itself the electrons in a
chemical bond