Periodicity and the Electronic Structure of Atoms Lecture (Chemistry)

Periodicity and the Electronic Structure of Atoms Lecture
The color emitted by elements heated in a flame arises from electrons moving between different energy levels in an atom. Atoms emit characteristic colors because each has its own unique energy levels, referred to as electronic structure.
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES OF THE LECTURE:
• The Nature of radiant energy and the electromagnetic Spectrum
• Particlelike properties of radiant energy: the photoelectric effect and planck’s postulate
• The Interaction of radiant energy with atoms: Line Spectra
• The Bohr Model of the atom: Quantized energy
• Wavelike properties of Matter: de Broglie’s hypothesis
• The Quantum Mechanical Model of the atom: heisenberg’s Uncertainty principle
• The Quantum Mechanical Model of the atom: Orbitals and Quantum Numbers
• The Shapes of Orbitals
• Electron Spin and the pauli exclusion principle
• Orbital energy Levels in Multielectron atoms
• Electron Configurations of Multielectron atoms
• Anomalous electron Configurations
• Electron Configurations and the periodic table
• Electron Configurations and periodic properties: atomic radii

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