Atoms and Electrons
He proposed a model where electrons orbit the nucleus in specific energy levels.
Who is Niels Bohr?
The lowest energy state for an electron is called its ________ state.
What is ground?
This particle of light carries energy.
What is a photon?
When an electron releases energy, it undergoes this process.
What is emission?
What is the distance between identical points on adjacent waves (the distance from crest to crest)?
What is the wavelength?
This diagram involves dotting.
What is Lewis Dot?
The highest energy for an electron is called its _________ state.
What is the excited?
This term measures the distance between two peaks of a wave.
What is wavelength?
When an electron absorbs energy and moves to a higher energy level, it undergoes this process.
What is absorption?
What the relationship between wavelength and frequency?
What is inverse/negative?
Electron in the highest energy level
What is a Valence electron?
When an energy falls back down to its ground state, it _________ energy.
What is releases/emits?
This measures how many waves pass a point per second.
What is frequency?
An electron emits violet light instead of red light. Which photon has more energy?
What is violet?
Which color of visible light has a higher energy: green or blue?
What is blue?
Electrons reside here in a quantum model.
What are clouds or orbitals?
The ground state of an electron is closest to the atom's _________.
What is nucleus?
This term refers to the full range of electromagnetic waves.
What is the electromagnetic spectrum?
What type of energy is emitted when an electron drops to a lower energy level?
What is an light?
What do we call light that has a frequency just below red that is invisible to the human eye?
What is infrared?
Elements bond with other elements to satisfy the __________ rule.
What is octet?
This term refers to the specific level of energy an electron can occupy.
What is an energy level?
Light is considered both a particle and a ________ due to its properties and behavior.
What is wave?
This energy is required to remove an electron from an atom.
What is ionization energy?
What type(s) of electromagnetic radiation have enough energy to cause damage to cells and DNA?
What is high energy UV (UVC), x-rays, and gamma rays?