Electron Configurations
Bohr Models
Vocabulary
Atomic Emission Spectra
100

Write the electron configuration for Helium.

1s2

100

Draw a Bohr Model for Hydrogen.

1 ring, 1 electron

100

What does it mean for an electron to be in an "excited state"?

The electron absorbed a specific amount of energy and is temporarily in a higher energy level than it's ground state.

100
Are any two element's atomic emission spectra the same?
No, each element's is unique.
200

Write the Noble Gas configuration for Barium.

[Xe]6s2

200

What element has a Bohr model with two orbitals and 7 valence electrons?

Fluorine

200

What is an electron's ground state?

An electron's ground state is the stable shell that an electron can be found in.

200

Each colored line in an atomic emission spectrum corresponds to:

An electron transition at that specific energy OR a specific wavelength of light.

300

Write the long version and the Noble Gas configuration for Ytrium.

1s22s22p63s23p63d104s24p64d15s2

[Kr]4d15s2
300

Draw a Bohr Model for Aluminum.

3 rings, 13 electrons, 3 valence electrons

300

What is a Bohr model? What is incorrect about the Bohr model?

A model of the atom that shows electrons and their various energy levels. The Bohr model shows electrons orbiting around the nucleus in a circle, when we now know they do not follow a distinct path.

300

Which element has four emission spectra lines?

Hydrogen
400

Write the long version and the Noble Gas configuration for Uranium.

1s22s22p63s23p63d104s24p64d104f145s25p65d105f46s26p67s2


[Rn]5f47s2
400

Draw a Bohr Model for Calcium.

4 rings, 20 electrons, 2 valence electrons
400

What is the Shell Model?

The Shell Model shows where electrons are likely found based on probability. There are subshells for each energy level (or shell) that electrons fill completely before filling the next shell.

400
What process has to occur for an atom to emit light?

An electron must jump to a higher energy level, and then release that energy as a photon when it returns to it's ground state.