Electronegativity (periodic trend)
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is the ability of an atom to draw or pull electrons to itself when part of
bonds.
- it increases going up and to the right
,Pauli Exclusion Principle
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every single electron in an atom has unique set of quantum numbers
Paramagnetic
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when a species has unpaired electrons; slightly attracted to a magnet
Alpha particle
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the nucleus of a helium 4 atom
Gamma decay
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when a nucleus relaxes from an excited state and gives off electrons in the
form of gamma rays
, deBroghle - wave-particle duality
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deBroghle reasoned that since waves have particle qualities sometimes,
then why can't particles. So they exhibit both of the qualities at diff times
Waves
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have no mass, carry energy, and travel through space
When does electron capture happen?
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in a neutron-deficient nuclei (right of the valley)
Weight
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is the force gravity exerts on an object
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is the ability of an atom to draw or pull electrons to itself when part of
bonds.
- it increases going up and to the right
,Pauli Exclusion Principle
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every single electron in an atom has unique set of quantum numbers
Paramagnetic
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when a species has unpaired electrons; slightly attracted to a magnet
Alpha particle
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the nucleus of a helium 4 atom
Gamma decay
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when a nucleus relaxes from an excited state and gives off electrons in the
form of gamma rays
, deBroghle - wave-particle duality
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deBroghle reasoned that since waves have particle qualities sometimes,
then why can't particles. So they exhibit both of the qualities at diff times
Waves
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have no mass, carry energy, and travel through space
When does electron capture happen?
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in a neutron-deficient nuclei (right of the valley)
Weight
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is the force gravity exerts on an object
