YoU 0 3 tak Week 4 Review Sheet Prof Dudley Chem 140-F19 5. Calculate the change in Energy (in J) of the electron and the wavelength (in nm) of light emitted when a hydrogen's electron goes from the n-8 state to the n=2 state. AEatom 2.18 x 10 n -2.13x 103( -2.18 x (01 -5, log xlO 11 6. How many energy sublevels exist for n-4? Subleuels CsSIPid,and f) 7. How many orbitals are in the d-sublevel? 5.orbitals 8. Write the complete set of four quantum numbers (n, 1, mi, ms) for the electron(s) in the 2s sublevel. 9. Write the full and noble gas shorthand electron configurations for the electrons in each Phosophorus s2s22p 352 3p NEL3S 3p b. Vanadium s 25 2p 35 3pb45 3dArs 3d c. Chlorine s2s 2p 35 3p5 NE C 3s 3P atom listed: a. 2s 2P 33p u 30 4p 5s r5s' d. Rubidium

YoU 0 3 tak Week 4 Review Sheet Prof Dudley Chem 140-F19 5. Calculate the change in Energy (in J) of the electron and the wavelength (in nm) of light emitted when a hydrogen's electron goes from the n-8 state to the n=2 state. AEatom 2.18 x 10 n -2.13x 103( -2.18 x (01 -5, log xlO 11 6. How many energy sublevels exist for n-4? Subleuels CsSIPid,and f) 7. How many orbitals are in the d-sublevel? 5.orbitals 8. Write the complete set of four quantum numbers (n, 1, mi, ms) for the electron(s) in the 2s sublevel. 9. Write the full and noble gas shorthand electron configurations for the electrons in each Phosophorus s2s22p 352 3p NEL3S 3p b. Vanadium s 25 2p 35 3pb45 3dArs 3d c. Chlorine s2s 2p 35 3p5 NE C 3s 3P atom listed: a. 2s 2P 33p u 30 4p 5s r5s' d. Rubidium

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