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Question:
Compare frequency and wavelength
Answer:

Frequency is the quotient of the speed of light over wavelength. As frequency increases, wavelength
decreases

Question:
What happens to energy when an electron transitions from n=6 to n=2?
Answer:

Energy is released, producing a photon as the electron moves closer to the ground state

Question:
What happens to energy when an electron transitions from n=2 to n=6?
Answer:

Energy is absorbed as the electron moves to an excited state

Question:
Compare the energy of a photon to its wavelength
Answer:

Energy is inversely proportional to wavelength so when energy increases, wavelength decreases. Colours
increase in energy from red to blue

Question:
Which lithium ion has a first ionization energy that is equivalent to the third ionization energy of lithium?
Answer:

Li²?, where the orbit number (n) is 1 and the atomic number (Z) is 3

Question:
Define "hydrogen-like atom"
Answer:

When an atom only has one electron and is therefore isoelectronic with hydrogen

,Question:
What happens when the first and second ionization energy of an atom is greater than the atom's thermal
energy?
Answer:

Significant ionization in a flame would not be observed

Question:
The colours observed during flame tests are likely due to what process?
Answer:

When temperature is increased, there is more energy which causes electrons to jump from ground state to
a higher energy level (EXCITATION). As it returns to ground state, visible light is emitted.

Question:
What is the electron configuration for the transition from Na to Na*?
Answer:

[Ne]3s¹ ? [Ne] 3p¹

Question:
Candy is dissolved in water. What determines the colour of the solution?
Answer:

Some wavelengths reflect stronger than other - Light from other wavelengths are absorbed by electrons

Question:
What is the function A on a spectrometer?
Answer:

A is the amount of absorption. A larger A value means that more of the incident light is absorbed

Question:
What is plotted by the spectrometer?
Answer:

An A-wavelength graph called a spectrum

, Question:
Name (NH?)H?PO?
Answer:

Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate

Question:
Name HNO?
Answer:

Nitrous acid

Question:
Name HI
Answer:

Hydroiodic acid

Question:
Name BaCl?
Answer:

Barium chloride

Question:
Name CuCl
Answer:

Copper(I) chloride

Question:
Name Al?O?
Answer:

Aluminum oxide

Question:
Name KOH
Answer:

Potassium hydroxide

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