ATOMIC CONCEPT SEPTEMBER 28, 2015. DO NOW– 9/28/2015 You are silent and seated In your notebook, answer the following: ◦ Q1: What does the atomic number.

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ATOMIC CONCEPT SEPTEMBER 28, 2015

DO NOW– 9/28/2015 You are silent and seated In your notebook, answer the following: ◦ Q1: What does the atomic number identify? ◦ Q2: Which scientists discovered the electron shells? ◦ Q3: What are the valence electrons? You have 3 minutes.

REMINDER SAVE THE SCIENTIST PERFORMANCE TASK DUE TOMORROW VIA GOOGLE DRIVE QUIZ 4 THIS FRIDAY NOTEBOOK CHECK THIS FRIDAY

NOTEBOOK CHECK REGENT PERIODIC TABLE ATOMIC TIMELINE DO NOW FOR 9/28 DO NOW FOR 9/30 DO NOW 10/1 COMPLETED QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER QUIZ 4

QUIZ 3 QUIZ 3 TUTORING ◦ TUESDAY – 4 TH PERIOD OR 8 TH PERIOD QUIZ 3 RETAKE ◦ WEDNESDAY AFTERSCHOOL FROM 2:40 PM – 3:15 PM QUIZ 3 MAKEUP ◦ WEDNESDAY AFTERSCHOOL FROM 2:40 PM – 3:00 PM

AIM WHAT CAUSES COLOR IN FIREWORKS?

QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER ◦ In-class folder ◦ You should be able to answer all of these questions by Friday Quiz ◦ Paste to notebook

ELECTRON CONFIGURATIONS

GROUND STATE ELECTRON CONFIGURATION IN THE LOWEST ENERGY STATE. ◦ THIS IS WHAT IS REFLECTED ON THE PERIODIC TABLE

ELECTRON CONFIGURATION Representation of the arrangement of electrons distributed among the electron shells

BOHR MODEL

WHAT DOES IT MEANS? CARBON HAS AN ELECTRON CONFIGURATION OF 2-4 ◦ NUMBER OF SHELLS ◦ WHAT PERIOD ◦ THE NUMBER OF VALENCE ELECTRONS ◦ THE NUMBER OF ELECTRONS ◦ THE NUMBER OF PROTONS ◦ THE ATOMIC NUMBER ◦ WHICH SHELL HAS THE HIGHER ENERGY

EXCITED STATE NOT ALL - ELECTRONS ARE IN THEIR LOWEST ENERGY STATE EXAMPLE: ◦ 2-4 GROUND STATE ◦ 1-5 EXCITED STATE

YOU TRY IT GROUND STATE EXCITED STATE a. 2-7 b c

WHY THE CHANGE IN STATE? WHEN ELECTRONS ABSORBED ENERGY, ELECTRONS JUMP FROM GROUND STATE TO EXCITED STATE. ◦ FROM LOWER ENERGY STATE TO HIGHER ENERGY STATE.

EXCITED STATE TO GROUND STATE THE EXCITED STATE IS A TEMPORARY STATE. WHEN ELECTRONS MOVE FROM EXCITED STATE TO GROUND STATE, SPECIFIC AMOUNT OF ENERGY IS EMITTED ◦ ELECTRONS MOVE FROM HIGHER ENERGY STATE TO LOWER ENERGY STATE ◦ EMITTED ENERGY IS SHOWN AS COLORS

COLOR RELEASED THE COLOR EMITTED OR RELEASED DEPENDS UPON WHAT ELEMENT WAS INVOLVED. ◦ THIS COLOR IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE BRIGHT LINE SPECTRUM

FIREWORK VIDEOS Youtube video and PBS video y03_vid_fireworkcol/

AIM WHAT CAUSSES THE COLOR IN FIREWORKS?

CLAIM

EVIDENCE

REASONING

CER-01 IN THE REFERENCE FOLDER – RUBRIC AND EXAMPLE IN THE IN-CLASS FOLDER – TAKE OUT CER-01 SILENTLY RESPOND TO THE AIM PROMPT YOU HAVE 5 MINUTES THIS IS TO BE TURN IN TO AT END OF CLASS

SUMMARY: TODAY LESSON

HOMEWORK REMINDER ◦ Save the Scientist Performance Task is due tomorrow. Make sure you submit it via Google Drive by no later than 5PM