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Chapter 4 Jeopardy
Vital
Vocab
Lighten
Up
Quantum
#’s
eConfig’s
Calculations
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Credits
Wildcard
Vital Vocab - 100
“a state in which an atom has a
higher potential energy than it has
in its ground state”
Answer
Vital Vocab - 200
“the emission of electrons from a
metal when light shines on the
metal”
Answer
Vital Vocab - 300
“a three-dimensional region
around the nucleus that
indicates the probable
location of an electron”
Answer
Vital Vocab - 400
“a particle of electromagnetic
radiation that has zero mass and
carries a quantum of energy”
Answer
Vital Vocab - 500
“a form of energy that
exhibits wavelike behavior
as it travels through space”
Answer
Vital Vocab - 600
“The quantum number that
describes the orientation of the
orbital”
Answer
Vital Vocab - 100 Answer
What is excited state?
Vital Vocab - 200 Answer
What is the photoelectric
effect?
Vital Vocab - 300 Answer
What is an
orbital?
Vital Vocab - 400 Answer
What is a photon?
Vital Vocab - 500 Answer
What is
electromagnetic
radiation?
Vital Vocab - 600 Answer
Magnetic quantum
number
Lighten Up - 100
“the distance between
corresponding points on
adjacent waves”
Answer
Lighten Up - 200
The speed of light
(symbol and value)
Answer
Lighten Up - 300
The equation that
describes the energy of a
photon of light
Answer
Lighten Up - 400
The type of EM
radiation with the
lowest energy
Answer
Lighten Up - 500
The visible portion of
hydrogen’s emitted light
shone through a prism
separates into this
Answer
Lighten Up - 600
The pattern that was
similar for both electrons
and light, leading de
Broglie to apply waveparticle theory to electrons
Answer
Lighten Up - 100 Answer
What is
wavelength?
Lighten Up - 200 Answer
What is c = 3.00 x
8
10
m/s?
Lighten Up - 300 Answer
What is E = hv
Lighten Up - 400 Answer
What are
radiowaves?
Lighten Up - 500 Answer
What is a line-emission
spectrum?
Lighten Up - 600 Answer
What is the diffraction
pattern?
(As electrons and visible light
passed through a crystal and tiny
aperture, their patterns were
similar)
Quantum #’s - 100
Indicates the main energy
level occupied by the
electron
Answer
Quantum #’s - 200
Indicates the sublevel
(aka shape) of the orbital
Answer
Quantum #’s - 300
An angular momentum quantum
# of 2 corresponds to this orbital
shape
Answer
Quantum #’s - 400
The names of the 3
orientations of the p orbitals
Answer
Quantum #’s - 500
This quantum # squared
indicates the number of
orbitals in an atom
Answer
Quantum #’s - 600
The number of orbitals
in the s, p, d, and f
sublevels, respectively.
Answer
Quantum #’s - 100 Answer
What the principle
quantum number?
Quantum #’s - 200 Answer
What is the angular
momentum quantum # (l)?
Quantum #’s - 300 Answer
What is the d orbital?
Quantum #’s - 400 Answer
What are the px, py, and pz orbitals?
Quantum #’s - 500 Answer
What is the principle quantum
number?
Quantum #’s - 600 Answer
What are 1, 3, 5, and 7?
e- Configurations - 100
States that an electron
occupies the lowest-energy
orbital that can receive it
Answer
e- Configurations - 200
States that orbitals of equal energy
are each occupied by one electron
before any orbital is occupied by a
second electron, and all e- in singly
occupied orbitals must have the
same spin
Answer
e- Configurations - 300
The two elements in Period 4
that are exceptions to the
electron configuration rules
Answer
e- Configurations - 400
The two ways to represent the
placement of electrons in an atom
Answer
e- Configurations - 500
Conditions under which an
atom has stability
(related to e- configurations/orbital
diagrams)
Answer
e- Configurations - 600
The full electron configuration
for Ruthenium, Ru. (Z=44)
Answer
e- Configurations - 100 Answer
What is the Aufbau principle?
e- Configurations - 200 Answer
What is Hund’s Rule?
e- Configurations - 300 Answer
What are chromium (Cr) and
copper (Cu)?
e- Configurations - 400 Answer
What are electron configurations
and orbital diagrams?
e- Configurations - 500 Answer
What are full energy levels, full
sublevels, and half-full sublevels?
e- Configurations - 600 Answer
What is
1s22s22p63s23p64s23d104p65s24d6?
Calculations - 100
The unit for frequency.
Answer
Calculations - 200
The formula to use when
finding the wavelength of
radiation.
Answer
Calculations - 300
The formula to calculate the
energy of a photon.
Answer
Calculations - 400
The type of relationship
between frequency and
energy
Answer
Calculations - 500
The number of meters in
520 nm
Answer
Calculations - 600
The energy of a photon
with a frequency of 8.45 x
1010 Hz.
Answer
Calculations - 100 Answer
What is a Hz, or 1/s?
Calculations - 200 Answer
What is c=λv?
Calculations - 300 Answer
What is E=hv?
Calculations - 400 Answer
What is directly
proportional?
Calculations - 500 Answer
What is 5.20 x 10-7 m?
Calculations - 600 Answer
What is
5.60 x
-23
10
J?
Wildcard - 100
The number of sig. figs in the
answer to:
(6.626 x 10-34 J·s)(3.25 x 10-17 Hz) =
Answer
Wildcard - 200
A particle of light that carries a
quantum of energy
Answer
Wildcard - 300
States that no two
electrons in an atom can
have the same set of 4
quantum numbers
Answer
Wildcard - 400
The order of visible, UV, and IR
radiation from highest energy to
lowest energy
Answer
Wildcard - 500
This describes mathematically
the wave properties of
electrons and other very small
particles.
Answer
Wildcard - 600
An equation that has a finite
number of solutions.
Answer
Wildcard - 100 Answer
What is 3?
Wildcard - 200 Answer
What is a
photon?
Wildcard - 300 Answer
What is the Pauli
Exclusion Principle?
Wildcard - 400 Answer
What is UV, Visible, and IR?
Wildcard - 500 Answer
What is quantum theory?
Wildcard - 600 Answer
What is the Schrodinger
wave equation?