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Quantum Physics Exam: Electromagnetic Waves, Atomic Structure, and Molecular Orbitals, Exams of Chemistry

A quantum theory exam covering various topics including electromagnetic waves, atomic structure, and molecular orbitals. It includes questions on ranking electromagnetic waves by wavelength, understanding ionizing radiation, calculating energy and frequency of photons, and drawing lewis structures for various molecules. It also covers concepts such as orbital filling, hybridization, and vsepr theory.

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Download Quantum Physics Exam: Electromagnetic Waves, Atomic Structure, and Molecular Orbitals and more Exams Chemistry in PDF only on Docsity! EXAM Quantum Theory Rydberg Equation Quantum Numbers Orbital Filling Orbital Shapes Hybridization VSEPR MO Theory Crystal Field Theory Docsity.com 1) Rank the following electromagnetic waves according to increasing wavelength. cosmic, visible, U.V., radio 2) It has been said that U.V. radiation is "ionizing radiation". Explain why this term is consistent with our view of the energy of electrons around a nucleus. 3) If the wavelength of green light is 380 nm, what is its frequency? How much energy is there in one photon of green light? What is the mass of one photon of green light? Note: ONE photon not one mole of photons! 4) If the frequency of blue light is 470 nm, what is its wavelength? What is the mass of one mole of blue light? 5) The human eye can detect a weak flash of light in which as little as 2.16x10-18J of energy strikes the eye. How many photons of light of wavelength 460 nm (blue light) must strike the eye in order to be seen? 6) What is the wavelength of Nolan Ryans fast ball if he throws it at 100.9 mph? A hardball weighs 5 oz. Note: 1 meter = 3.28 ft and 1 oz = 0.02835 kg. 7) Calculate the de Broglie wavelength of a particle whose mass is 1.0 gram traveling at a speed of 1.0 cm/sec. 8) Calculate the wavelength of the third line in the Lyman series. 9) Calculate the energy of transition for the second line of the Balmer series. What is the frequency of this transition? What is the mass of this photon of light? 10) How much energy does it take to move one electron from the ground state to the 6th excited state in a hydrogen atom? What is the frequency of this transition? What is the wavelength of this transition? What is the mass of the light used for this transition? 11) Please calculate the energy of transition to the 5th excited state in the Lyman series. The Rydberg constant = 2.18 x10-18 J. The sign on the energy of transition should be (positive or negative)? Please calculate the wavelength of the light during this transition. 12) Which of the following set of quantum numbers cannot exist? 2,1,0,+1/2 1,1,0,-1/2 6,3,-3,-1/2 7,0,0,+1/2 13) Write the quantum numbers for the following atoms. Hf W Rb Te Au Docsity.com CO2 IF3 NH3 AlCl3 H2S PCl3 Docsity.com CO32- SO2 CH2O PO43- ClF4+ 25) Using MO theory explain the bond order found in the N2 molecule. Draw the molecular orbital diagram. 26) What is the hybridization of the carbon atom in the compound whose formula is CH2O? 27) Using MO theory explain the bond order found in the N22+ molecule. Draw the molecular orbital diagram. Is the compound paramagnetic or diamagnetic? Docsity.com 28) Which of the following compounds is diamagnetic? a) O2+ b) N2 c) C2 d) He2+ 29) For each of the following compounds determine how many d electrons there are on the central atom, whether it is low spin or high spin, and draw the splitting diagram. Cu(H20)62+ Fe(en)3Cl3 Au(CO2)63+ Nb(CO)6Cl2 Co(CN)63- Cd(OH)3Cl34+ Fe(CO)63+ CoCl63- RhBr43- 30) Please name the following compounds Cu(OH)42- Na3AuCl4 Mo(CN)64- Fe(CO)6ScCl6 Docsity.com
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