Bohr Model & Quantum Mech Model

the shortest distance between 2 equal spots on waves is

when an electron moves to a higher energy level it, 

Heisenberg Uncertainty Principal, if the position of a particle is knows, what CANNOT be known?

How many valence electrons does Cl have? 

In Bohrs model, where are electrons and protons? 

the height of a wave

how many sublevels does the 2nd principal level have 

which wave has the highest frequency

emission of light from an atom happens when an electron, 

Which electron are represented by dots on a lewis dot drawing 

In Planck's theory, matter can emit or absorb energy only in: 

if the spin of an electron in an orbital spins counterclockwise, the 2nd electron will spin? 

If there are 3 electrons to fill 3 empty P orbitals, how many will be in each orbital? 

What shape is the P orbital? 

how do speeds of visible light waves and gamma ray waves compare in a vacuum? 

Bohr could only explain the spectra of which type of atom? 

What is the maximum S orbitals in an energy level? 

What orbitals are in the 3rd energy level? 

the amount of energy gained or lost by an atom

Which says that a maximum of 2 electrons can be in each orbital? 

Who thought electrons act like waves? 

how many sublevels does the 3rd principal level have? 

What is the electron configuration for Neon (Ne)

a quanta of light 

What is the electron configuration for Potassium (K)

(n) stands for 

the maximum number of electrons in the 2nd principal energy level 

What is the maximum number of D orbitals in an energy level?

maximum number of electrons in 1st principal energy level 

What is the maximum orbitals in P sublevel 

The Aufbau Principal says,