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Chapter 9 1 Outline Reading: Livingston, Chapter 9 Hydrogen Atom Potential Energy Levels of a Hydrogen Atom Energy Levels for One Electron Atoms and Neutral Atoms

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  • Chapter 9 1

    OutlineReading: Livingston, Chapter 9

    Hydrogen Atom Potential Energy Levels of a Hydrogen Atom Energy Levels for One Electron Atoms and Neutral Atoms

  • Chapter 9 2

    Hydrogen Atom: Potential Profile

    EVm

    =+ 22

    2

  • Chapter 9 3

    A Quick Review of Spherical Coordinates

  • Chapter 9 4

    Hydrogen Atom Energy Levels

    eV6.138 2222

    4

    nnhmeEo

    n ==

    eV1-16.13 22

    =

    if nnh

    With high voltage applied (similar to fluorescent lights)

  • Chapter 9 5

    Energy Levels for Other Single Electron Atoms

    rZerV

    o4)(

    2

    =

    eV)6.13(8 2

    2

    222

    42

    nZ

    nhmeZE

    on ==

    Energy Levels for Other Neutral Atoms

    Li3+

    Li3+reZ

    rVo

    eff

    4)(

    2

    =

    eV)6.13(

    8 22

    222

    42

    nZ

    nhmeZ

    E effo

    effn ==

  • Chapter 9 6

    Solutions to the S.E. for Hydrogen Atom

    EVm

    =+ 22

    2

    rerV

    o4)(

    2

    =

  • Chapter 9 7

    Restrictions on Quantum Numbers

    n = 1, 2, 3,.l = 0, 1, 2, 3,, (n-1)m = -l,, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2,, +l

    s = +1/2 or -1/2

  • Chapter 9 8

    n l m sAllowable states in subshell

    Allowable states in complete

    shell

    1 0 0 +/- 2 22 0 0 +/- 2

    81 -1 +/-

    60 +/- 1 +/-

    3 0 0 +/- 2

    18

    1 -101

    +/- +/- +/-

    6

    2 -2-1012

    +/- +/- +/- +/- +/-

    10

  • Chapter 9 9

    Shapes of Subshells

  • Chapter 9 10

  • Chapter 9 11

    n = 1

    n = 2

    n = 3

    n = 4

  • Chapter 9 12

    Review Questions

    1. Qualitatively what is the potential profile associated with a hydrogen atom? How does it relate to radius?

    2. What are the allowed energy levels for a hydrogen atom? How does energy related to principal quantum number?

    3. What are the allowed energy levels for a one-electron atom (not necessarily hydrogen)?

    4. What are the allowed energy levels for neutral atoms? Why?5. How many unique quantum numbers an electron have according to

    Paulis Exclusion Principle? 6. What are the general shapes of the subshells?7. What is the principal quantum number and subshell in 1s2? How

    many electrons are in this atom? If this is a neutral atom, which one is it?

    8. How are the Schrodinger Equation and the Periodic Table related?

  • Chapter 9 13

    Important Equations

    rerV

    o4)(

    2

    =

    dtdiV

    m

    =+ 22

    2 EV

    m=+ 2

    2

    2

    eV6.138 2222

    4

    nnhmeEo

    n == nm0528.04 2

    2

    ==

    mea oo

    eV1-16.13 22

    =

    if nnh

    rZerV

    o4)(

    2

    = eV)6.13(

    8 22

    222

    42

    nZ

    nhmeZE

    on ==

    n = 1, 2, 3,.l = 0, 1, 2, 3,, (n-1)m = -l,, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2,, +l

    s = +1/2 or -1/2

    reZ

    rVo

    eff

    4)(

    2

    = eV)6.13(

    8 22

    222

    42

    nZ

    nhmeZ

    E effo

    effn ==