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The observation that the
8.
magnetic quantum number
wavelength of a particle is
inversely proportional to
its momentum
9.
orbital
(mass"velocity)
10. photoelectric effect
The group of orbitals with
the same value of n
11. photon
The observation that
many metals emit
12. principal level
electrons when light falls
upon them
13. principal quantum number
The smallest posible
packet of electrDmagnetic
radiation with an energy
14 probability density
15. quantum number
equal to hv
A probability distribution
map, based on the
16. quantum-mechanical model
17. sublevel
quantum mechanical
model of the atom, used
to describe the likely
position of an electron in
18. wave function
19. wavelength
an atom
An integer that specifies
the overall size and
energy of an orbital
One of four interrelated
numbers that determine
the shape and energy of
orbitals, as speified by a
solution of the
Schrodinger equation
A mathematical function
that describes the
wavelike nature of the
electron
The principle stating that
due to the wave particle
duality, it is fundamentally
mpossible to pecisely
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The range of the
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radiation
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in one second
An integer that specifies
the orientation of an
orbital
A model that explains the
behavior of absolutely
small particles such as
electrons and photons
The probability (per unit
volume) of finding the
electron at a point in
space as expressed by a
three-dimensional plot of
the wave function
squared
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angular mornentum quantum
A form of energy
number
embodied in oscillating
electric and magnetic
fields
2.
deBroglie relation
3.
electromagnetic radiation
The range of wavelengths
emitted by a particular
4.
electromagnetic spectrum
element; used to identify
the clement
5.
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Those orbitals in the same
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