CHEMISTRY

CHAPTER 4
TEST REVIEW

Be able to define the following terms:

electromagnetic diffraction
radiation interference
electromagnetic quantum theory
spectrum orbital
frequency quantum number
wavelength principal quantum
trough number
crest angular momentum
inversely proportional quantum number
directly proportional (orbital quantum
photoelectric effect number)
quantum magnetic quantum
photon number
bright line spectrum spin quantum number
energy level electron configuration
ground state Aufbau Principle
excited state Pauli exclusion principle
energy level transition Hund’s Rule
Lyman series orbital notation
Balmer series Noble gas notation
Paschen series Electron configuration
Bohr model notation.

1)Be able to list, in order, seven forms of electromagnetic radiation. (the

members of the electromagnetic spectrum)
2)Be able to draw and label a “typical” wave form. Be able to solve
problems for the equation that relates wave speed, wavelength, and wave
frequency.
3)Be able to describe the contributions of Max Planck, Albert Einstein,
Niels Bohr, Henri DeBroglie, Erwin Schrodinger, and Werner Heisenberg.
4)Be able to tell what a bright line spectrum tells us about matter (atoms
and elements)
5)Be able to solve problems for the equation that relates energy to the
speed of light, Planck’s constant, wavelength, and frequency of light.
6)Explain how electromagnetic radiation and photons are related to
energy level transitions.
7)Be able to name the three bright line spectra of hydrogen. Tell what
form of electromagnetic radiation each shows and what energy level
transition each represents.
8)Be able to compare and constrast the following: Dalton’s atomic
model, Thomson’s model, Rutherford’s model, Bohr’s model, and the
electron cloud (quantum) model of the atom.
9)Know that light and matter both have dual wave/particle nature.
10)Be able to name and describe four quantum numbers.
11)Be able to use quantum number to describe the “locations” of
electrons in the electron cloud of atoms.
12)Be able to use Aufbau Principle, Pauli exclusion principle, and Hund’s
Rule to describe electron configuration notation, orbital notation, and
Noble-Gas notation for any element.