Microwaves have shorter waves than (X-Rays, radio waves, UV light or gamma rays)
Radio waves
A heat lamp produces (infrared, radio waves, X-rays or microwave) radiation.
Infrared
Amplitude determines the ___________ of light.
Brightness / Intensity
How is amplitude measured?
Height of wave
What is the distance between successive waves of a crest called?
Wavelength
What is frequency?
How fast a wave oscillates up and down through a fixed point in a given time.
What color has the highest frequency in visible light?
Violet
What are quanta? Who proposed the idea of quanta?
Fundamental "pieces" of energy; Plancks
What are packets of energy or light called? Who proposed the idea of this?
Photons; Einstein
Who explained the Photoelectric Effect? What is the Photoelectric Effect?
Einstein;
When a photon strikes the surface of a metal, it transfers its energy to an electron in a metal atom. Electrons are ejected from the surface of the metal.
What is an orbital?
A region around nucleus where an electron with a given energy is likely to be found.
What letter signifies an electron's principle quantum number?
n
What does the Heisenberg principle state?
The position and momentum of a moving object cannot be measured and known exactly. Electrons are most likely found in electron clouds or in orbitals.
What does the Aufbau principle state?
Electrons are added to the lowest energy orbital first.
How did Bohr label energy levels?
By Quantum number (n)
Which scientist labeled each energy level in his atomic model by a quantum number?