Mass Effect
The Photon Menance
How The Turntables
License to Bond
Chemistry by Gigi Perez
100

DANGER

The highest peak on the mass spectrum represents this.

What is the most abundant ionic fragment?

100

DANGER

My wavenumber is 12262003 cm-1, so my corresponding energy is this.

(Bonus points if you can tell me what is significant about the wavenumber)

What is 146782.6944 kJ/Mol?

What is "Nathan's Birthday"?


100

DANGER

This explains why atoms get larger going down a group (top -> bottom).

What is more shells?

100

DANGER

The common bonding pattern of Neon is this.

What is 0?

100

DANGER

The electron configuration of Antimony is this. (Do not use noble gas notation)

What is 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 3d10 4s2 4p6 4d10 5s2 5p3?

200

The molecule is 65.23% C, 17.94% H, 6.21% O, and 10.62% F. My molecular formula is this.

What is I can not calculate the molecular formula for this problem?

200

KE of my electron increases because of this when this happens.

What is my electron occupies more space when it absorbs a photon, thus moving slower in the farther out orbit?

200

I am the relative ordering by size of Ar, Cl1-, Ca3+, K2+.

What is Cl > Ar > K > Ca?


(If these were not ions, it would be K > Ca > Cl > Ar)

200

Atom A has an electron config of: [X]ms2mp3

Atom B has an e.c of: [Y]ns2np5

Atom C has an e.c. of [Z]ks2kp2

I am the formula AND lewis structure of the simple molecule formed by these atoms.

                                 :

What is ACB, :A ≡ C - B:?

                                 :

200

View the slide show: Slide 1


Bonus: name one other Gigi Perez song

What is Rhodium?

300

I am the empirical and molecular formula of a substance with  a chemical makeup of 

C: 41.37%

H: 6.944%

N: 24.13%

O: 27.56%

And a molar mass of 116.12 g/mol

What is CH2NO

What is C2H4N2O2

300

When comparing two different photon electron spectrums, we can determine these factors, comparatively, about the two atoms.

What is IE, PE, bonding capacity, and size?

300

I am the characteristic that decreases down a row because more protons are added to the nucleus, pulling in the electrons, thus increasing attraction. 

What is PE?

300

DANGER

These are the rules for line structures

What are ends and bends are Carbons, hydrogens on carbons are implicit, everything else is explicit?

300

View slide show: slide 2

What are electronic transitions?

400

THIS IS SO BORING

Meh

400

Slide 3

What is 2.3E-20 j/photon

What is 3.6E13 Hz

400

Why does it make sense that if PE goes down, IE goes up?

If electrons are more strongly attracted to the nuclues, it should be harder to then remove those electrons

400

Plot Twist: We are doing Mass Effect: 300 first, then we will do this.


What are the lewis structure, number of lone pairs, AND two fragments of this molecule.

Bonus if I don't have to tell you want bonds are in the molecule

             H H

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H-O-N=C-C=N-O-H

6 Lone pairs

Break a bond, idc which one.

400

Yttrium's electron configuration is [Kr]4d1 5s2.

An electron was excited, and the following are possible configurations of the atom now:

[Kr]4d1 5s2

[Kr]4d2 5s2

[Kr] 5s2 5p1

[Kr] 5s2 5d1

I am the one caused by the most energetic photon

What is [Kr] 5s2 5d1?

500

Does anyone even know what this column means?

It's a video game

500

DANGER

Atom A can absorb any photon it wants.

What is an absolute lie?

500

The term electronegativity (an exam 3B topic!) is the tendency of an atom to attract shared electrons in a chemical bond. The predicted trend of electronegativity down a period is ____ because of ____.

(Use your understanding of all of the other trends plus the given definition of electronegativity.)

What is Electronegativity increases down a period because the atoms are getting smaller down a period as each atom has more protons than the previous, thus can more strongly attract its own electrons (meaning it also has a lower PE), thus it stands to reason that an atom that can more strongly pull in its own electrons will more strongly pull on the shared electrons in a bond?

500

How many vacancies does Sodium have, and how many covalent bonds will it form?

7 vacancies and no covalent bonds

500

I am the full explanation of change in energy when a bond is broken.



KE goes up(less space)

PE goes up (more e- repulsions)

TE up (absorbed)

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