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Electron configuration, light, and periodic table
Electron configuration, light, and periodic table
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These colors are produced by electrons releasing light as they
get excited and move up a level
leave the nucleus
absorb energy
move down to a lower energy level
2
Which can hold the most electrons?
energy level 2
orbital 7s
a 'p' orbital
any 'd' orbital
3
Elements in the same column, with the same ending on their electron configuration (like 3s
1
, 4s
1
and 5s
1
) will
React in a similar way
React with each other
Have a similar mass
balance electramatons
4
A particle with a charge is called
an atom
a neutron
an ion
a molecule
5
Elements give off light of a distinctive color when the
Nucleus releases a specific amount of energy
Nucleus absorbs a specific amount of energy
Electrons go up a level, and absorb a certain amount of energy
Electrons drop down a level, and release a certain amount of energy
6
Why are Mr. Gillette's chemistry jokes so bad?
he can't curium
he needs to barium
the jokes are good, he just can't tellurium
All the good ones argon
7
Which of the following is NOT a valid excited-state electron configuration for nitrogen?
1s22s22p2
1s22s22p23s1
1s22s23p3
3d7
8
Some helium atoms are different from other helium atoms.
True
False
9
Electrons emit light with distinctive color when the electrons absorb energy.
False
True
10
Which of these is a valid ground-state electron configuration for nitrogen?
1s2 2s2 2p3
1s2 2s1 2p6
1s2 2s2 2p5
1s2 2s2 2d3
11
What is the smallest piece of an element which is still that element?
Electron
Corpuscle
Atom
Proton
12
What element is this?
Neon
Magnesium
Carbon
Air
13
The neutron was the first subatomic particle discovered
True
False
14
Calcium (Ca), below, will probably react like the element
Rubidium (Rb)
Strontium (Sr)
Potassium (K)
Yttrium (Y)