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Atomic Structure Part 2: Inorganic Chemistry
Atomic Structure Part 2: Inorganic Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Oleh
Nur Alawiyah, M.Pd
Email: alawiyah@walisongo.ac.id
Bohr Atomic Theory
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Electrostatic forces are attractive or repulsive
forces between particles that are caused by
their electric charges
coulomb electrostatic
force
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Bohr Atomic Theory
There is a stationary electron theory in which electrons are orbit at a fixed speed,
which is obtained from equation (3)
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Bohr Atomic Theory
To explain the line spectrum, Bohr assumed that the total energy of electrons (E) is
the sum between kinetic energy and potential energy.
With n= 1,2,3,4,5..........etc
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Bohr Atomic Theory
For states of higher energy levels (n> 1) in hydrogen atoms, the excited electrons will
tend to return to the ground state by emitting radiation energy as a spectrum of lines. It
is equal to the energy difference between the two energy levels. (n2> n1)
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The Expansion of Bohr atomic Theory
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The Expansion of Bohr atomic Theory
ionization energy
The energy needed to remove the outermost, or highest energy, electron from a
neutral atom in the gas phase.
Einstein’s Formula
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The Expansion of Bohr atomic Theory
Atomic number
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Hydrogen Fine Structure
When the familiar red spectral line of the hydrogen spectrum is examined at very high
resolution, it is found to be a closely-spaced doublet. This splitting is called fine structure
Arnold Sommerfeld
he assumed that electron orbits are not always circular, but elliptical
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Dualism of light
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Dualism of light
The assumptions are then the basis of quantum theory can be formulated
as following:
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Dualism of light
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Dualism of light
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Dualism of light
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Exercise
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Dualism of light
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