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Announcements
  • To join clicker to class today
  • Turn on the Clicker (the red LED comes on).
  • Push Join button followed by 20 followed by
    the Send button (switches to flashing green LED
    if successful).
  • Pick up paper copy of periodic table if you do
    not have text here or a table you can write on.


Review
  • History of atomic models
  • e- embedded in positive sphere (1900)
  • Rutherford Experiment (1910) lead to idea of
    dense positively charged nucleus with e-
    somewhere outside

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Review
  • e- dont fall into nucleus because trapped in
    quantized energy levels.
  • Evidence quantization of light energy (photons,
    photoelectric effect) plus emission and
    absorption line spectra.
  • Can calculate energy of emission or absorption
    from ?E Ef-Ei
  • Simple equation for energies of light from H
    atoms.
  • Rydberg equation 1/??? R(1/nf2 - 1/ni2),
  • where R a constant, ? observed wavelength, nf
    integer (quantum number) representing the
    final energy level, ni integer(quantum number)
    representing the initial energy level.
    n1,2,3....
  • Do not need to know since just a special example
    of ?E Ef-Ei

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Review
  • First simple model Bohr model En -Rhc/n2,
  • Rhc 2.179 x 10-18 J/atom
  • note E lt 0
  • highest E-level is n 8??with E 0
  • Problem orbiting e- should fall into nucleus.

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Quantum Rules
  • Pauli Exclusion Principle No two e- in the same
    atom may have all four quantum numbers the same.
  • n (principle) 1, 2, 3 ...8 (specifies shell)
  • l (angular momentum QN) 0, 1, ...n -1 (0s,1p,
    2d, 3f)
  • ml(magnetic QN) 0, 1, ... l.
  • ms1/2
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