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One of the lines in the spectrum of atomic hydrogen has a wavelength of 1875.6 nm. What is the frequency of this line? |
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short wavelength = __________ frequency
long wavelength = ___________ frequency |
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short wavelength = high frequency
long wavelength = low frequency |
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what is the energy of a photon of radio waves with a wavelength of 150 m? |
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which scientist inroduced the formula that describes quantization of energy? |
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a 6.00 g sample of carbon is vaporized by exposure to electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength of 150 nm. If each C atom absorbs a single photon of energy, how many joules of energy are needed to vaporize the entire sample of carbon? |
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compare the properties of the blue end of the visible spectrum with the red end of the visible spectrum. the blue end:
a) is higher in energy than the red end
b) has a lower frequency than the red end
c) has a longer wavelength than the red end
d) all of the above
e) none of the above |
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a) blue is higher energy than red |
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what is the Balmer Series? |
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visible lines in the line emission spectrum of hydrogen |
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what is the frequency of the hydrogen line that corresponds to the transistion of an electron from n=6 to n=2? |
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the threshold wavelength for removing electrons from a piece of Zn metal is 310 nm. What is the effect of shining low intensity light, of wavelength 200 nm, on the piece of Zn metal? |
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no electrons will be emitted |
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according to the experiments concerned with the photoelectric effect, what was the relationship between the frequency of the light striking the metal surface and the number of electrons emitted?
a) the lower the frequency the greater the number of electrons emitted
b) the higher the frequency the greater the number of electrons emitted.
c) below a certain frequency, no electrons were emitted.
d) there was no relationship between the frequency and the number of electrons.
e) only visible light causes the emission of an electron. |
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c) below a certain frequency of light, no electrons are emitted. |
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similarities in properties of elements are the result of what? |
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similar valence shell configurations |
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atom size decreased as you move left to right on a period - until you get to the transition metals, which don't change, and then the very end, which increase slightly. Why is this? |
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when you get to the transition metals electrons are being added to the d subshell and cancelling out the pull of added protons. when you get past transition metals the d subshell is filled, so added electrons repel off of them (shielding) and the size increases a bit. |
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size increases to the left and down. |
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the energy it takes to remove an electron from an atom in the gas phase |
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why does ionization energy increase to the right, and decrease downward? |
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to the right atoms get smaller (more Z* attraction) and as such it's harder to pull electrons off. downward atoms get larger - more electrons - easier to pull atoms off. |
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the more powerful electron affinity is, the more [positive/negative] it will be |
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adding an electron is [exothermic/endothermic] |
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endothermic - energy is released - electron affinity |
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when is electron affinity zero? |
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- for any atom with a full shell
- any atom with a full subshell (group 2 transition metals)
- anything with a half-full subshell |
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main group metals generally form anions with configuration identical to: |
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the ml quantum number for an electron in the 5f orbital
1) none of these is correct
2) may only be 0,1,2,3
3) may be + 1/2 or - 1/2
d) is four
e) may be any value from -5 to 5
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1) none of these is correct - can be anything from -7 to 7 |
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how many planar nodes does a 2p orbital have? |
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which of the following is associated with the value of the l quantum number?
a) orbital size
b) orbital orientation
c) orbital shape
d) orbital energy
e) orbital uncertainty |
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what is the value of the angular momentum quantum number, l, for the "dumbbell" orbital? |
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which of the following transitions in the hydrogen spectrum will radiate the highest frequency?
a) 3 --> 1
b) 2 --> 1
c) 3 --> 2
d) 4--> 2 |
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what was incorrect about the Bohr model of the atom?
a) his theory placed the elctron in definite locations within the atom.
b) his equation failed to reproduce the lines of the hydrogen atom
c) his theory incorrectly stated that th energies of electrons in an atom are quantized
d) his theory did not explain why the atom does not collapse due to attraction between the nucleus and the electron |
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a) his theory placed the elctron in definite locations within the atom.
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noble gasses are very stable because:
a) they have the maximum proton/electron ratio
b)they have high electron affinities
c) their effective nuclear charge is very high
d) they have large atomic radii
e) they are pure covalent |
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c) their effective nuclear charge is high |
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the first ionization energy of an atom (symbol M) is described by the equation a) M(g) + energy --> M+(g) + e-
b) M(g) --> M+(g) + e- + energy
c) M(g) + e- + energy --> M+(g)
d) M(g) + e- --> M+(g) + energy
e) M2 + energy --> 2M(g)
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a) a) M(g) + energy --> M+(g) + e- |
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the number of valence electrons for the PO43- ion is |
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which of the following CANNOT exhibit resonance?
a) SO2
b) O3
c) CH2O
d) NO2-
e) C6H6 (benzene) |
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which of the following salts is expected to have the highest melting point?
a) NaF
b) NaCl
c) NaI
d) KBr
e) KF |
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in quantum mechanics, we cannot determine the exact position of a particle, only the probability of it being located in a certain region of space. this probability can be solved for using:
a) Planck's equation
b) Einstein's equation
c) de Broglie's equation
d) Schrodinger's equation
e) Heisenberg's equation |
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d) Schrodinger's equation |
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which orbital is the lowest in energy?
a) 3s
b) 3p
c) 3d
d) 2d |
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an element that has the same valence electron configuration as Te is
a) Sb
b) P
c) S
d) Bi
e) Br |
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what is the total number of electrons that can be placed in the 4th shell? |
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what subshell of the periodic table is being filled by the series In...Xe? |
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which of the following atoms in ground state is diamagnetic?
a) F
b) N
c) Ne
d) B
e) O
f) Si |
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b) Ne -- no unpaired electrons |
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which element is in the f block?
a) Sc (21)
b) Sr (38)
c) Cd (48)
d) Nd (60)
e) Po (84) |
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which of the following has the highest ionization energy for the removal of the THIRD electron?
a) Ar
b) Cl
c) Si
d) Al
e) Mg |
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why do transition metals not increase in radius along a period? |
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their Z increases, but their shielding also increases a LOT because electrons are added to the d subshell before the s subshell, blocking the s subshell (which determines size) |
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the outermost electrons in Ne are shielded most by electrons in
a) 1s
b) 2s
c) 2p
d) 3s |
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a) 1s
- same shell, lower subshell shields a little, but lower shell shields a LOT |
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what is the shape of the plot of potential energy vs. internuclear distance between two atoms that bond? (memorize this!) |
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close to zero at a long distance, then decreasing to a minimum, and then steadily increasing to higher and higher values. |
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the total number of valence electrons in (CH3)4N+ is |
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what is the total number of electrons in the fifth energy level (n=5)? |
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no two electrons in the same ato can have the same set of four quantum numbers. this is:
a) dalton's theory
b) the aufbau principle
c) hund's rule
d) the pauli exclusion principle
e) the heisenberg uncertainty principle |
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d) the pauli exclusion principle |
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what is the electron configuration of the iron(III) ion?
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[Ar]3d5
- it's NOT 4s23d3 -- because there's an alternative way that fills half a shell. lesson: always do this one electron at a time! |
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which of the following atoms or ions is NOT diamagnetic?
a) Ca
b) Na+
c) Cl-
d) Cd
e) Al |
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As we move across the periodic table from left to right, atoms become smaller due to
a) shell size increases
b) the p orbitals being filled
c) increasing effective nuclear charge
d) electron-electron repulsions
e) none of these |
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c) increasing effective nuclear charge (Z*) |
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which element has the lowest first ionization energy?
a) At
b) F
c) Br
d) I
e) Cl |
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the _________ bonds there are between atoms of the same two elements, the ________ the bond length and the ________ the bond
[more/fewer][greater/shorter][stronger/weaker] |
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the MORE bonds there are between atms of the same two elements, the SHORTER the bond length and the STRONGER the bond |
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which of the following cannot exhibit resonance?
a) SO2
b) O3
c) CH2O
d) NO2-
e) C6H6 |
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in N2H4, the each nitrogen-hydrogen bond is [single/double] and each nitrogen-nitrogen bond is [single/double] |
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assign formal charge to each atom of PH4+ |
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how many lone pairs of electrons are there on the S atom in the SCl4 molecule?
a) four
b) one
c) zero
d) three
e) two |
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how many resonance structures does NO3- have? |
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what is the bond order of the C-O bond in CO3-? |
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the formal charge on N in HNO3 is what? |
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the total number of valence electrons in (CH3)4N+ is |
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in the ICl2- ion, how many lone pairs are around the iodine ion? |
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in which of the following species is the octet rule violate by the central atom when formal charge is minimized?
a) H2S
b) SO42-
c) CCl4
d) F2NNF2
e) PF3 |
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when the best Lewis structure is drawn for CH3COOH, what are the bond orders for each of the C-O bonds?
a) 1,1
b) 1,2
c) 2,2
d) 1.33
e) 1.5 |
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according to VSEPR, the SF4 bond angle(s) is (are): |
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which of the following molecules is polar?
a) BeCl2
b) CO2
c) SO2
d) I3-
e) CCl4 |
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why is it better to put a negative charge on oxygen than on chlorine? |
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oxygen is more electronegative |
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how do you tell if you have the right structure for a charged molecule? |
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formal charge should add up to the charge on the molecule |
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consider the BeCl2 molecule. Which statement about this molecule is false?
a) the molecule is polar
b) the molecule is linear
c) Be does not satisfy the octet rule
d) the molecule has polar bonds |
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a) the molecule is polar
- the molecule is actually NONPOLAR |
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which one of the following molecules is polar?
a) BCl3
b) BF4-
c) CF4
d) CH2F2
e) CO2 |
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what are the bond orders in SO32-? |
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the molecular geometry of H2S is: |
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a nitrogen atom is the central atom in laughing gas N2O, which has the following characteristics
a) linear, polar
b) bent, nonpolar
c) bent, polar
d) linear, nonpolar
e) trigonal planar, nonpolar |
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all of the following molecules are polar except:
a) ClF3
b) PF3
c) BF3
d) H2CF2
e) IF |
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which of the following molecules has the longest bond?
a) F2
b) Cl2
c) Br2
d) I2 |
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d) I2 has the shortest bond -- largest atomic radius |
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all of the following are linear except:
a) NNO
b) NO2+
c) CS2
d) OCN-
e) O3 |
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H-P-H bond angle in PH3 is
a) 90
b) 107.5
c) 109.5
d) 120
e) 180 |
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the smaller the difference in electronegativity between two atoms
a) the more ionic the bond
b) the more pure covalent the bond
c) the more polar covalent the bond
d) the higher the bond order
e) the greater the formal charge of the atoms |
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b) the more pure covalent the bond (nonpolar) |
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