Characteristics of Many-Electron atoms
What does the quantum number ms tell us?
The spin of the electron
What does an orbital diagram tell us?
The 3D description of how the electrons are most likely to orient in the atom
What happens to atomic size as the principle quantum number n increases?
Increases
Are anions smaller or larger than their parent atoms?
larger
What is the name of the cult classic that has the famous song "The Time Warp" and stars Tim Curry as Dr. Frank-N-Furter?
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
What is effective nuclear charge Zeff?
The nuclear charge an electron actually experiences
What is the aufbau principle say?
electrons are always placed in the lowest energy sublevel available
Why do cations have low IE and anions have high IE
Because when the atom is more willing to have a positive charge it is easier to take away an electron and visa versa for anions
Are cations smaller or larger than their parent atoms?
smaller
Which movies have over 24 minutes of just staring in them?
Twilight
What is the Pauli Exclusion Principle?
No two electrons in the same atom can have the same four quantum numbers
What is Hund's rule?
An electron will occupy the lowest energy configuration that has the maximum number of unpaired electrons
Why does ionization energy raise significantly for the inner electrons?
Because the atom is more stable with the inner electrons and taking them away makes the atom unstable
What does diamagnetic mean?
An atom with all of its electrons paired
What TV Show did Ariana Grande first appear in on Nickelodeon?
Victorious
Rank the energy of the orbital sublevels
s < p < d < f
What is the similar for atoms with similar electron configurations and group of the periodic table?
Chemical behavior
Why do reactive nonmetals have highly negative electron affinities?
Because they attract electrons to form noble gas configuration
What does isoelectronic mean?
Having the same electron configuration as a different atom (typically with noble gasses)
What is your S2i leader's major(s)?
Environmental Chemistry and Biochemistry
Explain how electron shielding works
The inner electrons block the outer from feeling the pull from the nucleus. The farther away from the nucleus, the lower Zeff that is felt
What is the difference between outer electrons and valence electrons?
Outer electrons are the ones in the highest n value and valence electrons are the one involved in bonding
Why does atomic size decrease as the group number increases?
Because the electrons pull in to the nucleus as the fill and become more stable
Does ionic size decrease or increase with increasing nuclear charge in an isoelectronic series
decreases
What was the name of the episode/show that brought Hannah Montana, Raven, and Zack and Cody together?
That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana