Molecular Movement
Atomic Structure
Light
Electron Configurations
Periodic Trends
100

Does kinetic energy increase or decrease when you freeze water?

Decrease!

100

Which subatomic particle does not give an atom significant mass?

The electrons!

100

To jump away from the nucleus, atoms must absorb or release energy?

Absorb!

100

Which element does the following electron configuration represent?

1s2 2s2 2p4

Oxygen

100

Which element has a greater attractive force on its electrons? Why?

Ba or Mg

Mg! Less distance!

200

does kinetic energy increase or decrease as you go from a gas to a solid?

KE decreases!

200

How many protons in Calcium-41?

20 protons!

200

Are electrons more stable when far away or close to the nucleus?

Close!
200

Write the electron configuration for Aluminum

1s2 2s2 2p6 3d2 3p1

200

Which element has a bigger atomic radius? Why?

Silicon or Carbon?

Silicon! More distance!

300

What is different about liquid water and steam on the molecular level?

in steam, molecules are farther apart and have more kinetic energy!

300

Which isotope of carbon is more abundant?

Isotope A: 12 amu

Isotope B: 13 amu

Isotope A!

300

Which has a longer wavelength, purple or orange light?

Orange light!

300

Draw the Bohr diagram for Nitrogen

See board

300

Which element has smaller atomic radius? Why?

Cu or Zn?

Zn! More protons!

400

How is heat transferred between molecules (on the molecular level)? Does heat transfer from hot to cold or cold to hot?

Through molecular collisions! Always hot to cold!

400

How many protons and neutrons are in Silver-107

47 protons! 60 neutrons!

400

Which electron jump will produce light with more energy?

n=5 --> n=2 OR n=2 --> n=1

n=5 --> n=2

400

Draw the Bohr diagram for Calcium

See board

400

Which element has a greater electronegativity? Why?

Helium of Xenon?

Helium! Less distance!

500

How does Temperature affect the pressure inside a container? Why does this happen (think collisions!)

Increases the number of collisions, which increases pressure!

500

What element could this be?

Isotope A: 79 amu, 76% abundance

Isotope B: 76 amu, 24% abundance


78.93 amu! Selenium (Se)!

500

Which electron jump will produce light with a shorter wavelength?

n=4 --> n=1 OR n=2 --> n=1

n=4 --> n=1

500

Correct this electron configuration:

1s2 2s2 2p6 3s1 4p6

1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p5

500

Which element has a greater electronegativity? Why?

Calcium or Bromine?

Bromine! More protons!