CHEM 11200 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Bohr Model
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Quantized energy: only allowed/orbit in their certain distance from the nucleus. If energy is gained or lost in an electron, it can jump to a higher level or fall to a lower level. The electrons still hold distinct energy levels, but not in as much of a cut and dry way. Ground state: the lowest level of energy that an electron can be in possible to jump to higher states of energy. Excited state: a new state for an electron once it has gained enough energy and can fall down to lower states (but not necessarily the ground state right away) N = energy level of the electron (1, 2, 3, etc). Finding the differences in energy would include subtracting this equation for one energy level from another. Examples of the subshells and their distinct orbital shapes. It is important to know s and p.
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