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Atomic Structure Mindmap

The document discusses atomic structure, detailing fundamental particles such as electrons, protons, and neutrons, along with concepts like isotopes, isobars, and isotones. It highlights key discoveries in atomic theory, including Rutherford's gold foil experiment and the dual nature of light, while also addressing limitations in existing models. Additionally, it covers quantum theory, the photoelectric effect, and the relationship between energy and frequency of photons.

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Atomic Structure Mindmap

The document discusses atomic structure, detailing fundamental particles such as electrons, protons, and neutrons, along with concepts like isotopes, isobars, and isotones. It highlights key discoveries in atomic theory, including Rutherford's gold foil experiment and the dual nature of light, while also addressing limitations in existing models. Additionally, it covers quantum theory, the photoelectric effect, and the relationship between energy and frequency of photons.

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ATOMIC STRUCTURE same

Different
atomic number

mass number ↑
&
same mass

Different atomic number


number

<
-

-
40 A Yoa
-

in &Hi H
Fundamental Particles & Points ,

Isotopes Isobars

T
/
unit of distance
Relative charge Relative
charge
*
Particle Mass mass unit of
energy
9 Inm = 10 M
Isotones
X10"'kq 10 j

<
I 12V =
16 x 10
Electron O 1.6 X C
-

./
9 ISO-electronic
-

IA =
10 M

104 C 1 J 10
says I >
-
k
=

Proton 1 672x10-2kq I + 1 6 X I ISO-series


+

V
.
.

x10kq
I
Neutron 1 674 q O O same . 1A-21
of neutrons
Neutron-Chadwick
.

4
no
same no of electrons
.

T
J
40

k 3 k
cola N2 CO CN Si

of electron 55 Thomson = Discovery 14e-


Discovery
-

2 Isoesters Iso-diaphus
& Be "Hett OR
I Y
+ +

I V

x-particle Neutron
cathode fast of proton
rays are
moving electrons
.
Discovery molecules same
Isotopic number (A-22)
having same no .
of atoms .

Direction is from cathode to Anode .

k and some electrons


.

Cathode
238y 23 Re
Rays CO N2 Ket
Anode
Rays are fast
moving tvely charged ions
.

consist of -vely charged particles electrons


.
Direction is from Anode to cathode
.
JJ Thomson or Watermelon model or Plum
Pudding model

Travel in a
straight line .
Anode Rays Representation of element ↓
cathode and penetration power.
way posseses mass
energy
When electric field is deflected
consists of
tely charged ions
.
↓ tvely charge and mass is
uniformly .
distributed

applied then
they are
travel in embedded between
straight line . in
,
e is
They a

NITESH DEVNANI
Towards the side of field Atomic number Rutherford
&
Drawback could not explain
-

Amode
.

A
-

mass
say posseses ,
energy
They produce X-Rays when
they strike
heavy nucleus No of protons
·

When electric field is applied they deflected ↓ particle scattering experiment


-
-

are Z .

like No of electrons in neutral atom


tungsten Molybdenum etc
.
.

side of field
.

,
towards -

ye .

·
Specific charge or
charge/mass or Ionic potential of all A Mass number No of Neutron
specific charge charge/ions potential
=

ratio ionic
·

or or

cathode
say is same irrespective of
gas present inside
Proton + neutron =
Nucleons =
A -

I
is not same . It depends on
gas discharge tube.
tube
inside
discharge .

anode known
Note In terms of
hydrogen rays are as
-

16 x 10"9
& = =
1 .

76X10"C/kg
ne 9 . X10-31 protons·

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ATOMIC STRUCTURE Electromagnetic
y
walles


Plancks

Y
Quantum theory

(
·

E
E
>
-

Black
Body is an ideal body
Observation Conclusion -
C

> C which emits radiations Energy of photon (Ep)


-particle straight
-
Most of went Most of the
space inside atom is empty.
- propogation of wave . of all
frequencies . EpXf
Few -particles were deflected by small
angles A +vely charged sphere is present at center of atom
If
.

Ep
=

Very Few <-particle /1 in 2000) deflected by 180 :


called nucleus
. c =
f xx
M of

-
magnetic field and propogation
&
Electric field wave f
=
,

Black
Body L
Results
all perpendicular to each other
.
L
-
↓ =
Planck's constant

PG slit Ratom =
10 m Travel with speed of
light =
6 628 x
.
10 J/sec
>
.

Rutherford
-

x-particle experiment 15m


* & R nucleus =
10 c =
3 X 108 m/sec. Ep
= he
Photons +

I
Radius of nucleus
energy /
source
any can travel in vaccum (small pockets of
Gold foil
.

Ins
of x-particle R =
RoIA)
L
c =

fxx he
No trick

10 -
① =
hfo =

Ro 14 X To
E
=
M E 12400

-
=
el .

X(in A)
Limitations

could not
explain internal distribution of electrons
. Photoelectric effect
Dual nature of
light Emission of electron from surface of metal
V
explain stability
2
could not of atom

G/ by falling photon of suitable


.

Ep > & -

Photoelectric effect
hoga energy .

Ep < 0 -

No Photoelectric .

Wave nature/continuous ( Electromagnetic spectrum


k
particle nature /Dis-continuous) Work function (0)
Plank's quantum theory Minimum
energy for photoelectric.
Reflection
Wavelength(X)
:
Distance between 2 consecutive erects or
troughs .

-
<Visible
Refraction Photo electric effect.
Cosmic <
X-Rays < X-Rays < UV
Rays Rays

NITESH DEVNANI
says
Wave number (U) Defined as no of unit
length
Threshold
frequency (fol Radiowaves

-
waves Infrared
Interference per Rays Microwaves >
-

Minimum
frequency for photoelectric.
Diffraction
Wave Nature of
light Frequency(f)
-

No of waves
passing through a
particular L
>
Y I BG Y O R

-
- point in 1 .
second H2 or see Threshold wavelength (10)
> X*


wavelength
>
Maximum for Photoelectric
erect x erect
I C > I

-
>
I

"A
C 7
Amplitude (A) :
Height of erect or
depth of
trough.
X ↓A
-
> (v) Distance travelled for unit time
Trough Velocity by wave
:
.

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ATOMIC STRUCTURE 8
%
R 0 529 A 52 94 M E 13 6
22 ev - 2 18 x 10
= - . =
= .
= .
.

5 ↑ Hydrogen spectrum
K E ofejected electron Photocurrent - of electron
No 100 188 Formulas

cms
m/sec 2 18
-
V
E
or 2 18 x

- Intensity
=
x
.
. = .

Pattern
L >
-
depends on frequency ejected depend on intensity
.
i

>

Light
of Infinite Shell Prism
Photocurrent or No of electron
-

ejected KE of ejected electron does Energy E = -

13 .

6
el EG =

does not depend on


frequency
not depend on intensity. Spectrum
screen
No of photons falling per
.

Ionisation
second on metal surface
. energy diff 6/W shells
Ratio of KE PE and TE Energy 2
when e-moves from GS to o

If H fo
2
=
+ KE
TE =
KE + PE
IE =
13 6
.

Zell AE hC
Bond conservation of -
=
on
energy kinetic of
< energy
A A PE T
=

+ K TE :
KE : =
-q : + 1 : -I

Ep
=
0+ KE
ejected electron
Note
-
orbit
Bohr model is for ne higher
applicable only single especies . X

Ground state n =
1 " *
AE

KE
H He 4 Bet Single-species .

Atom has infinite shell State


Excited any shell other than
Gs V
n ,
lower orbit

Angular momentum is .
quantized oth Excited State

-
n 6+ 1 <

L
= =

Intensity MVV = n =
1 2 3 4
difference 6/w consecutive shell
Energy 2
....
,

4
, ,
,

2π 62
AE =
13 I -
.


>
from nucleus
* Boho model - decrease as we
go away .
ni M2
2

4
E2-E , > E3-Ez > Eq-E3)
(

NITESH DEVNANI
NO Of.
........

ejected RM22
#
e- &

Tr
=

=,4
e
- Intensity Energy of e-increases as we move
away from
Atom consist of 2 Parts

nucleus E < E2 Es Eco Nucleus >


-

center -> Proton + Neutron


RH =

Rhydberg's constant
.......

Graphs Extra nuclear part >


- e-revolve around nucleus
.
10'm +
On
absorbing energy e-jumps from lower orbit to =
1/ X
-

-
> KE
orbit
higher
On
releasing energy-e-jumps from
higher orb it to

to lower Orbit .

Frequency
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ATOMIC STRUCTURE Developed by Schrodinger
Schrodinger assumed e-to be wave
k
Wave mechanical model of atoms

Hydrogen spectrum f ↓
Discontinuous
I
x =
1
P F >* Ye
De-Broglie- Schrodinger wave
equation
a

↑ I wave function /
e

Line
I matter wave) -
> + G24 +
N +
84M (E -

**
x
I
=
L 3

from NO to
Emission
e-jumps 10
always nV
- Y
.

↓ =
VA
·

e-is used x numbers which tell us about


energy

3
series ni (CO) (HO)
Region
=
R2
Principle &N
,

Quantum numbers derived from


subshell orientation and spin of e-
Azimuthal
Schrodinger
Lymar 1 .3 4
2 , ,
....
O ultravoilet ,
QN
wave
equation
Balmer 2 3 4 5 ..... Visible
to find exact
Magnetic N

According to HUP it is
impossible
, , ,

Not derived from


Schrodinger
,

Paschen 3 4 5,6 Co Infrared Spin &N


position and momentum of e-around nucleus
.....
, ,

Represented by n. wave
equation.
Brackett 4 5 6, 7 . Infrared . z
simultaneously with
. . .
, ,

accuracy. Tells about shell/orbit Number


Principal Quantum
.

Pfund 5 6 7 8
, ... Infrared -
>
4 E 13 6
&
,
..

, =
-
.

Gives idea about


energy radius velocity k
I
, ,

Infrared
Humprey 6 7 8 , 9 ......

Heiserberg Uncertainty principle


.

R 0 529
& A
=

↓ ↓
.

Orbit Momentum
Angular
Lyman Series (n = 1) Balmer series (n I = 2) ↓ Max number of electrons in shell
MVV =
V =
2 18 .
x 100 m/sec
2n2
is
given by 2T
AEmin OX X max 2 + 1
AEmin OX X max 3 -2 If mass is constant ACCX AP
# K 2 ( 8 M 18
Amin
=
AP
=
&E
=

max Or c - 2 =
MAY Oroital Momentum
&E max Or Amin c - 1
Ax-uncertainty in position Angular Represented by1 .

1st line Balmer 3>2 -

&

NITESH DEVNANI
A X MAN >
1st line Lyman - I Number
2

AP-
uncertainty in momentum .

YI(l + 1) 1 subsidary Quantum


2nd line Balmer 4 -> 2 2T
2nd line
Lyman 3 -> < Tells us about subshell
value of l
.

1x => 0 AP > C
+
-

nth line Balmer n + 2 - 2 1) to


nth line
Lyman n+ 1 <> 1
AP >
-

f Ax + Co
could not explain splitting of spectral lines in
1 =
0 -s
- spherical *
L K R
pressure of field and electric field
.
magnetic 1 =

1- p-Dumble bell
- Azimuthal QN
Number of spectral lines
I zeem an effect) I stark effect) l =
2-d-double dumb bell
Applicable on
single electron species .

y
nc - D,
↑ 1 3
- f-complex
&
=

Total no .
of
spectral lines
De-Broglie's hypothesis and HUP .

(n2-ni) /12 - h , + 1)
Limitations of Bohr model
2

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ATOMIC STRUCTURE Electrons

25 < 25 <
are filled in

< 35
Afbau Rule

increasing
< <45
order of

3d
energy
Chromium Cy
2p <
3p 3p <

E > > Energy 4 [Av] 45'345


Represented by n - No of orbitals in shell is
given by12
Magnetic &N
.

Tells about number and orientation of orbitals


. n 1 Orbitals 1 n 3 Orbitals 9 ↑ 444/44
>
= =

↓ Electronic
configuration
- Half filled -

Highly stable
L -
Can have two values value of m depends on value of 1 (-1 to + ) Pauli's Exclusion

No two electrons can have same


principle
value
↓ > copper Cl
l orbital
s +
+
s
- 0 -S-m 0 &
= = =
=

of all numbers Hund's Rule of maximum


multiplicity [AV] 45'3 & 10
4 Quantum .
l 1 -1 0 + 3 Orbital
P-M
= -
=

of e-is done
only /41
,

Anticlockwise when each orbital 1 16


Pairing
,

clockwise 11
, /k
l 2 -d =
- M =
-2 - 0 + 1 +2 5 Orbital
contains one e-of spin Stable
,

FullyFilled
, , ,
same
a very
-

. .

> 5-orbital spherical


x
-

Represented by
-
s

Spin GN
accommodate axial
An orbital can max 2 electrons of
opposite spin. of orbitals 3 Non-axial 2
shapes
↑k
p-orbital -

Dumb-bell-
Pz
L docy dyz dix
dx-y2dz
Pcc
Py

of
electron
Case 2 :
Multi electron
species Nodal plane =
1 &-Orbital Double Dumb-Bell-
Energy
-

Axial orbitals NP =
2
Energy depends on n +l
Nodal Orbital
↓ plane
=
2 5
-y dx
Lower the value of
1+1 ,
lower is
energy -
-

y2 NP =
2
· --- Z y
case 1
Single especies ...

...
then lower value of
:
If n+ 1 is same n lower is
energy
..
,

PSC zy
.
,

dxcl
energy depends on n
NP = 2
45 (3d
xyplane sing &
.. :

NITESH DEVNANI
15 < 25 <
2p <
35 < 3p < NP =

yZ >
Lower value ofa, lower the
energy .

Z NP =
0
z
Nodes 42 0
as
=

3d
-

15 < 25 =
2P < 35 =
3P =
- dz Z
nz N
NP 2 =

42 (probability of
finding electron (
CfD dyz
NP dxz
<H Y
=

>

Magnetic moment VnIn + 2) BM


Radial node RN =
n-1-1 &
...
& &
... -x yz
n =
no of unpaired e-
Angular node AN l

. Py
=

Paramagnetic
-

one or more unpaired er


Total nodes =
n-1

Diamagnetic-zero unpaired e.
Nodal plane =
1 .
NP =
<Z

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