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Wed, Sept 23, 2009 Learning Goal – to understand Review for atomic quiz Atomic Quiz Discuss 13.3 Homework.

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1 Wed, Sept 23, 2009 Learning Goal – to understand Review for atomic quiz Atomic Quiz Discuss 13.3 Homework

2 Lets review the atomic theorys again! What did each of the following scientists contribute to the atomic theory? Dalton Thomson Rutherford Bohr

3 Questions over the reading 1. What is a quantum? 2. Who was the scientist involved with the quantum theory? 3. What is the quantum theory based on? 4. What does the quantum number n represent? 5. What are the 4 sublevels? 6. If an electron is spinning clockwise, what value is given to it?

4 Quantum numbers ** Each orbital can only hold 2 electrons (one spin up and one spin down)

5 Homework: Bring Spectrum lab to class on Friday

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