2. Jeopardy! The Electronic Structure of an Atom ( Quantum Theory, e- Configuration, Orbital Diagrams, Periodic Trends) Jeopardy! The Electronic Structure of an Atom ( Quantum Theory, e- Configuration, Orbital Diagrams, Periodic Trends)

3. Choose Your Question Quantum Theory e- configurations Orbital Diagrams Periodic Trends Light and NRG Anything Goes 200 400 600 800 1000 Final

4. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

5. FINAL JEOPARDY Category- Bohr’s Theory of the Atom The answer is…. The answer is….

6. Final Jeopardy Electrons absorb energy in discrete quanta. When this energy is released by a heated gas, the electrons emit ________________ (showing only certain colors or specific wavelengths of light) back

7. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

8. Answers Quantum Theory e- configurations Orbital Diagrams Periodic Trends Light and NRG Anything Goes nPhosphorous Hund’s rule Noble gases Node Pauli exclusion principle Orbital S orbital BHalogensWavelength p orbitals msmsmsms Noble gas shortcut Paramagnetic Effective nuclear charge Shorter, higher Diamagnetic l, 0 to n – 1 d orbital Paramagnetic Ionization energy J*sec f orbital Heisenberg uncertainty principle 5s 2 4d 10 5p 6 6s 2 4f 14 5d 10 Partially filled orbitals Mg2+, Na+, F-, O2-, S2- 2.96 x 10 -19 J Aufbau exceptions Final Jeopardy Answer- Line (or emission) spectra

9. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

10. Quantum Theory 200 The principal quantum number describes the primary energy level of the electron back

11. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

12. Quantum Theory 400 A 3-D region of space where an electron with a specific energy may be found back

13. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

14. Quantum Theory 600 This quantum number describes the spin of an electron back

15. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

16. Quantum Theory 800 This quantum number describes the shape of the orbital and its values start at ____ and go to ____ back

17. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

18. Daily Double Daily Double

19. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

20. Quantum Theory 1000 Due to the wavicle nature of an electron, this theory states that it is impossible to know the exact position and momentum of an electron back

21. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

22. e- Configurations 200 The following e- configuration identifies which element: 1s 2 2s 2 2p 6 3s 2 3p 3 back

23. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

24. e- Configurations 400 This orbital contains 0 nodes and all of the other types of orbitals back

25. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

26. e- Configurations 600 This e- configuration uses the next smaller Group VIII element as a shortcut for writing an e- configuration back

27. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

28. e- Configurations 800 Identify the orbital from the following 4 quantum numbers: n = 3, l = 2, m l = -2, m s = +1/2 back

29. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

30. e- Configurations 1000 Arrange the following in increasing energy: 4d 10, 4f 14, 5s 2, 5p 6, 5d 10, 6s 2 back

31. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

32. Orbital Diagrams 200 Orbital diagrams always show the lowest NRG arrangement by placing electrons of the same spin in different orbitals before pairing them back

33. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

34. Orbital Diagrams 400 According to Hund’s rule which of the following is a possible orbital diagram? According to Hund’s rule which of the following is a possible orbital diagram? back

35. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

36. Orbital Diagrams 600 These elements have unpaired electrons and are weakly attracted to a magnetic field back

37. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

38. Orbital Diagrams 800 Is this atom paramagnetic or diamagnetic? back

39. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

40. Orbital Diagrams 1000 According to Aufbau completely filled orbitals are most energetically stable. These are least stable. back

41. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

42. Periodic Trends 200 These Group VIII elements are very stable and relatively unreactive back

43. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

44. Periodic Trends 400 These group VII elements are highly electronegative and have a high electron affinity. back

45. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

46. Periodic Trends 600 Atomic radii decrease across a period (from left to right) due to ___________ back

47. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

48. Daily Double Daily Double

49. Periodic Trends 800 Minimum energy required to remove an electron from an atom in a gaseous state back

50. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

51. Periodic Trends 1000 Arrange the following ions, in increasing size S 2–, O 2–, F –, Na +, Mg 2+. back

52. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

53. Light and NRG 200 Area of zero (0) probability of finding an electron back

54. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

55. Light and NRG 400 Measure of a wave from crest to crest OR trough to trough back

56. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

57. Light and NRG 600 ________ wavelength (λ), higher frequency ( ) and _______ energy back

58. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

59. Light and NRG 800 Unit of measure of Planck’s constant (h) back

60. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

61. Light and NRG 1000 Calculate the energy of one photon of light at 671 nm Where E = h (c/λ) back

62. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

63. Anything Goes 200 According to this principle no two electrons may have the same four quantum numbers back

64. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

65. Anything Goes 400 There are 2 orbital types pictured here. Which one(s) contain a single node? back

66. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

67. Anything Goes 600 These atoms have only paired electrons and are not attracted to a magnetic field back

68. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

69. Anything Goes 800 These orbitals contain 7 subshells holding a maximum of 14 electrons back

70. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back

71. Anything Goes 1000 Silver (Ag) has an e- configuration of [Kr] 5s 1 4d 10 NOT [Kr] 5s 2 4d 9 – Why? back

72. Click a Dollar Amount to Choose a Question back