Solids
Quantum Numbers
Real Life Applications
Allotropes
Hybridization
100
Ionic, metallic, molecular, covalent network
What are the four types of crystals?
100
Electrons are 'unfriendly'
What is Hund's rule?
100
As a particle and a wave
What is how light behaves?
100
Graphite, diamond, and graphene
What are allotropes of carbon?
100
The first bond is sigma, and the rest are pi
What is triple bonding?
200
These have a high melting and boiling point
What are ionic crystals?
200
Plus or minus the integers of the secondary quantum number
What is the magnetic quantum number?
200
A material dropped into jagged pieces
What is amorphous?
200
__ elements are allotropic
What are 16 elements?
200
Methane is hybridized
What is as an sp^3 orbital?
300
The type of solid a grain of sugar is
What is covalent crystal?
300
All electrons have either
What is a spin quantum number of +½ or -½
300
Where an electron is most likely to be
What are the quantum numbers?
300
Crystalline or amorphous
How are allotropes categorized?
300
A compound with 33% s character
What is a compound that is sp^2
400
A random substance that when dropped on the floor, shatters everywhere and cuts somebody
What is amorphous?
400
This orbital is shaped like an infinity sign
What is the p orbital?
400
He invented quantum theory
Who is Max Planck
400
Coal is amorphous, graphite is crystalline
What is the structural difference?
400
This was expanded on to model hybridization
What is Lewis' Valence Bond theory?
500
This only applies to metallic and covalent network crystals
What is crystalline and amorphous?
500
The noble gas configuration of tin
500
The field of quantum mechanics
What is physics?
500
Atoms can have different structures from having different physical and chemical properties
What are why allotropes exist?
500
An electron with 5 things attached to it
What is an sp^3d hybridization?