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Atomic Orbitals Vocab to know: 1.Atomic orbitals: where you’re most likely to find an electron, designated by a letter, s p d or f 2.Energy level: Tells you whether an electron has lots of NRG or just a little. -Low #, Close to nucleus, low NRG 3. Sublevel: consists of a number AND a letter. The number IS the principal energy level / quantum number; the letter IS the orbital—tells you the shape of the orbitals

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The Quantum Mechanical Model of the Atom

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Schrodinger

• The quantum mechanical model determines the energy an electron can have and the PROBABILITY of finding an electron in a certain location.

• Like a plane propeller– Where we get “electron cloud” phrase

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Atomic OrbitalsVocab to know:

1. Atomic orbitals: where you’re most likely to find an electron, designated by a letter, s p d or f

2. Energy level: Tells you whether an electron has lots of NRG or just a little. -Low #, Close to nucleus, low NRG

3. Sublevel: consists of a number AND a letter. The number IS the principal energy level / quantum number; the letter IS the orbital—tells you the shape of the orbitals

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Each orbital can hold a

maximum of 2 electrons!

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Orbitals

The letters in the energy levels always occur in this order:

s, p, d, f

Yes, they are LOWERCASE letters!

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Orbital Shapes• Designated with letters s, p, d, and f• s = spherical shaped. There is just one possible

orbital. How many electrons can the s orbital hold?

• p = dumbell shaped. There are 3 possible orbitals. How many electrons can the p orbital hold?

• d = Shaped like a Rubic’s cube. 5 possible orbitals

• f = Weirdly shaped. 7 possible orbitals

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How do principal energy levels, energy sublevels, and orbitals all

tie together?Principal NRG level = 1

THENThere is 1 sublevel

ANDThat sublevel is 1s

SOIt can hold a maximum of 2 electrons

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Look at this one:If the principal energy level is 2There are 2 sublevelsThey are 2s and 2p

s indicates 1 orbital, can hold 2 e-p indicates 3 orbitals, can hold 6e-

The maximum electrons in energy level 2 is 8 electrons!

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YOU TRY!If the principal energy level is 3:

How many sublevels?

What are they?

What is the maximum number of electrons?

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Again! Yea!

If the principal energy level is 4:

How many sublevels?

What are they?

Max # of electrons?

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Electron Configurations

Na (11)

1s2 2s2 2p6 3s1

An electron configuration is a map that tells you where the electrons are located!

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Aufbau Principle

The lowest energy levels fill first!

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Pauli Exclusion Principle

There are 2 electrons in each orbital; they have opposite spins, that are designated

by up and down arrows:

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Hund’s Rule

One electron enters each orbital in a sublevel until each one has one, then

start adding the second electrons.