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Electromagnetic spectrum - --CORRECT ANSWER--full spectrum of light;

includes the light we cannot see

Wavelength - --CORRECT ANSWER--the distance between successive crests in a

wave (meters)

Frequency - --CORRECT ANSWER--number of wavelengths in a second; inverse

of the period, units (s-1 or Hz)

Period - --CORRECT ANSWER--time for one wavelength

Amplitude - --CORRECT ANSWER--the height of the wave relative to its "line" it

is oscillating about (meters)

wave interference - --CORRECT ANSWER--when two waves meet while traveling

in the same medium (constructive- amplitudes perfectly overlap; destructive-

amplitudes perfectly cancel)

Photon - --CORRECT ANSWER--the discrete energy packets light comes in




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, Line spectra - --CORRECT ANSWER--if you isolate atoms in the gas phase, you

find that they radiate very specific bands of color; a chart of graph showing the

intensity of light over a range of colors or "wavelengths"

Emission - --CORRECT ANSWER--when an electron moves to a lower orbital

(n=3 to n=2); a photon is emitted, potential energy is lowered

Absorption - --CORRECT ANSWER--when an electron moves to a higher orbital

(n=2 to n=3); a photon is absorbed, potential energy is increased

Wave-particle duality - --CORRECT ANSWER--electrons can behave as both

particles and waves

Quantum numbers - --CORRECT ANSWER--n (principle quantum number), l

(angular momentum quantum number), ml (magnetic quantum number), s

(electron spin)

Principle quantum number - --CORRECT ANSWER--n (equal to an integer),

specifies the orbital shell (think hydrogen atom shells)

Angular momentum quantum number - --CORRECT ANSWER--l (n-1 to 0),

specifies the orbital shape (s vs. p); s=0, p=1, d=2, f=3

Magnetic moment quantum number - --CORRECT ANSWER--ml (all integer

values between negative l and positive l), specifies the orbital orientation (a distinct

orbital for a given orbital shape), tells us the number of orbitals

Electron spin - --CORRECT ANSWER--s, up or down, +½ or -½

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