CHEM 1300 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Bohr Model, International System Of Units

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Lecture 2
Continued kinetic energy
Radiant or light
Thermal or heat
oNot the same as temperature
oDirectly proportional (positively correlated)
Ekinetic= 0.5(mv)2 used for particles
om=mass(kg)
ov=speed in ms-1
Eavg=3RT/2NA
oR=gas constant
oT=temperature
oNA=Avogadro’s number
Potential Energy
Stored in the chemicals position and structure
Chemical bonds between molecules
Energy = E=mc2
om=mass
oc=speed of light constant
electrical charges
oE=kq1q2/r (Coulomb’s law)
r=distance between particle centres
q1q2=charges
k=constant
Law of conservation of energy (1st law of thermodynamics)
energy cannot be destroyed or created
it can only be transformed and moved through substances from one place to another
otransformation of energy from one type to another
Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR)
spectra:
oGamma
Nuclear process
oX-Ray
Inner or core e- processes
oUltraviolet
Motion of valence e-
oVisible
motions of valence e-(400nm-700nm)
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Thermal or heat: not the same as temperature, directly proportional (positively correlated) Ekinetic= 0. 5(mv)2 used for particles: m=mass(kg, v=speed in ms-1. Eavg=3rt/2na: r=gas constant, t=temperature, na=avogadro"s number. Stored in the chemicals position and structure. Energy = e=mc2: m=mass, c=speed of light constant. Electrical charges: e=kq1q2/r (coulomb"s law, r=distance between particle centres, q1q2=charges, k=constant. Law of conservation of energy (1st law of thermodynamics) It can only be transformed and moved through substances from one place to another: transformation of energy from one type to another. Speed in emr: measured in velocity=v, similar to momentum. Difference lays in the mass: m/s or ms-1, speed in a vacuum=c, c=2. 998x108ms 1, c=lambda x nu (wavelength x frequency, nu=c/lambda (frequency = constant divided by wavelength, lambda=c/nu (wavelength = constant divided by frequency) Bohr model is the atomic solar system . Energy of a particle equals planck"s constant multiplied by frequency (e=hv)