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THINK FIRST DO NOT LET THIS BE YOU ON THE TEST DAY. ASK QUESTIONS SO WE CAN FIGURE IT OUT. In your composition book, write down 2 or more questions that are not clear. If you understand everything, help your neighbor answer their questions. Finish by: _______________

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Practice Problems How many electrons, neutrons, and protons are in Nitrogen-15? How do we write this? How about Nitrogen-17?

How do we calculate average atomic mass? mass 1 x percentage 1 = mass 2 x percentage 2 = mass …n x percentage …n = Σ__________ Calculate the average atomic mass of these three isotopes. 40 K at 89% K at 7% K at 4% 19

Chapter 5 What did we learn? # electrons in atom = # protons Electrons are arranged in energy levels and can move around (quantums!) How do we arrange these electrons and write this configuration out? Light behaves as both a wave and particle. How do we calculate energy of a photon and the frequency or wavelength of a wave?

Practice Problems What is the electron configuration of these elements? 40 K Ge 32 9 B 4

Which rules do these violate? 1s 1 2s 2 2p 2 3s 2 1s 2 2s 2 2p 6 3s 2 3p 7 What is the electron configuration for these elements? Mg Ar Sr

Photons and Quantums Electrons can absorb and emit energy. What are some examples of this in our daily life?

c = λν E=hν If a wave has a wavelength of 7.80 x (IR light), what is the frequency? What is the energy of the photon?

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Reactants → Products If something is produced, it’s a product! If it reacts, undergoes, or we start with it, it’s a reactant! Cerium-142 undergoes beta-decay. Write this equation. Uranium-240 is produced from beta-decay. Write this equation.