1_ Assume that you travel through spy tO a gtrangc univteEr2. where the allowable values for the...

Question

1_ Assume that you travel through spy tO a gtrangc univteEr2. where the allowable values for the quantum numbers are quite different from those in our own universe_ In this new universe„ s orbitals may anti in a toth.I Of 2 electrons,. orbitals may conthin a total of 4 electrons,. and d orbitals. may contain a tab.' of electrons (as opposed to our 2„15„ and 10.. tespectively). The other rules of electron configuration in this new univerSe are the Si.rne as in Our Own urtiverSe_ AriSwtr the- fallOveing about elements in this new universe.
a. How many eirbritalS weluld these be. in each of the s, and d level? b. Write the rule. for the allowable values of in e What is the ground s.ilite electronic configuration of element number 10 in this new universe? d. ghat would be the ateirniC number of the first tranition metal hi this nCw univurse? You can assume the s.airrie. order of energy levels as in our univere.
2. a. Cak-ulatc the wavelength of a 5001:1 kg elephant travelling at 1_50 m s b. Comment ork the wave nature of this elephant.
3. a.What is the wavelength (in nanometres) of blue light which has a fropericy of 6_62 X 'OIL" -]?
b. Cakulatt the energy, in joules., of a photon with this frequency_
4. For each of the following specks: Cu}', Tc Sn, V •1-.. SC2- a. Give the. electron. configuration_ b. Give the. numbee of unpaired eled-rons. r_ Indicate which would be diarnagn.ai.c.

005_lrdrzk-whgvkf42.pdf

David · Accepted Answer

1)  
a) Every orbital occupied by maximum of 2 electrons, hence there should be 1 orbital for “s”(2e 
electrons) orbital, 2 orbitals for “p” (4 electrons), 3 orbitals (6 electrons) for “d” 
b) Since , ml = l+1  to l-1  
for s  orbital ml = 0 
for p orbital ml = +1 and -1 
for “d” orbital , ml = +2,+1,-1 and -2 
c) 2 2 4 21 2 2 3s s p s  
d) 2 2 4 2 4 2 1Atomicnumbershould be17 1 2 2 3 3 4 3s s p s p s d
 
2)  
a) 
  
34
386.626 10 J.s 8.834 10
5000kg 1.50m/s
h
m
m v


   

 
b) The velocity of the elephant is very less because of its greater weight, the elephant’s wave nature 
is thus very less and wave length obtained is thus less.
3) a) 
8
14
3.0 10 /
453
6.62 10
c m s
nm


  

 
b) 
  
 
34 8
19
7
6.626 10 . 3 10 /
4.38 10 J
4.

1_ Assume that you travel through spy tO a gtrangc univteEr2. where the allowable values for the quantum numbers are quite different from those in our own universe_ In this new universe„ s orbitals...

Solution

Answer To This Question Is Available To Download

Related Questions & Answers

Submit New Assignment