Has Mass and occupies space
What is matter?
The atomic number of Nitrogen.
What is 7?
The terms used when light is given off by an electron.
What is emitted or emit?
This orbital comes after 2s in an electron configuration.
What is 2p?
What is 2?
Formed when two or more atoms combine.
What is a molecule?
The nucleus of an atom contains these two particles.
What is proton and neutron?
Elements in this state of matter can absorb energy and become excited.
What is gas?
The quantum mechanical model shows the _____________ location of the electron.
What is probable?
The direction of the arrow in an orbital filling represents this characteristic of an electron.
What is the spin?
NH3 has this number of atoms
What is 4?
The number of neutrons in a Fluorine atom.
What is 10?
An electron must return to this state in order to give off light.
What is ground state?
These are the four possible subshells.
What is s, p, d and f?
When filling in a p, d, or f orbital filling, one must place the electrons(arrows) in the orbitals in a certain way, describe this.
What is one arrow in each orbital (box) before going back and pairing them up?
This form of energy is the stored energy in matter due to its position relative to other matter.
What is potential energy?
The periodic table is arranged so that all elements are listed in order from left to right and top to bottom by this.
What is atomic number or number of protons?
What is energy level 1?
This is the electron configuration for Chlorine.
What is 1s22s22p63s23p5 ?
The valance electrons are the electrons found here in an atom.
What is on the outer ring/shell/energy level?
What is a gas?
This is where elements which have similar properties can be found.
What is a group? (column)
Different colors of light in an atomic emission spectra are caused by this.
What is differing wavelengths?
What is different electron jumps?
What is different amounts of energy given off?
This is what you look at to know the number of rings to draw on a bohr model.
What is the period? (row)
The part of the table you look to find the number of valence electrons.
What is the group number?