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Bohr model was 1 dimensional Scientist started thinking about electrons in the forms of waves and particles DeBrogile Equation Schroedinger Equation Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle Narrows down location even more than electron configuration QUANTUM NUMBERS
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Principle quantum number (n) = Energy level Describes the size of orbital Always a + whole number Never zero QUANTUM NUMBERS
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Angular quantum number (l) = sublevel Describes the shape of the orbitals Always a whole number Ranges from 0 to n-1 L = 0 = s = sphere L = 1 = p = dumbbell L = 2 = d = clover leaf L = 3 = f = complex shapes QUANTUM NUMBERS
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Magnetic quantum number (m or m l ) = orbital Describes orientation of orbital Always a whole number Ranges from –L…L QUANTUM NUMBERS
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Spin quantum number (s or m s ) Used to distinguish 2 electrons in each lobe of orbital Can only be +½ or -½ Pauli Exclusion Principle QUANTUM NUMBERS
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n = principle = size The coefficient in e- configuration 1s 2 n= 1 3d 10 n = 3 l = angular = shape SL = 0 PL = 1 DL = 2 FL = 3 m = magnetic = orientation Values range from -L…0…+L s (m s ) = spin Up arrow = +1/2 Down arrow = - 1/2 QUANTUM NUMBERS
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Each electron has its own unique set of quantum numbers Helpful to draw out the spin diagram Determine the quantum numbers for electrons in oxygen: ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ QUANTUM NUMBERS
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Some helpful short cuts… Number of orbitals in an energy level= n 2 How many orbitals are contained in the 3 rd energy level? 3 rd energy level and below? Maximum number of electrons in energy level = 2n 2 What is the maximum number of electrons in the 2 nd energy level? QUANTUM NUMBERS
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WRITE 4 QUANTUM NUMBERS FOR EACH ELECTRON IN A HYDROGEN ATOM E- #NLMLML MsMs
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