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Waves, Energy and Bohr

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Science 10 review

What is:

-Velocity?

-Acceleration?

-A speed with a direction

-A change in velocity

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A Problem with the Planetary Model

Physicists knew that any time a charged particle accelerated, it would emit radiation, and lose energy.

What is the problem then?

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Waves, Energy & Light

Light (a form of energy) can be viewed as a wave travelling through space.

The characteristics of the wave determine the properties of the light.

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Light

Light can travel at 3.00x108 m/s

That is 300 000 km every second.

That is just short of the distance to the moon.

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Metric Prefixes Reminder

G = 109 n = 10-9

M = 106 μ = 10-6

k = 103 m = 10-3

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Wavelength of Light

λ → the greek letter lambda (capital=Λ)

λ is the symbol we use to denote wavelength.

The wavelength of visible

light is between 400 nm

and 800 nm.

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Frequency of Light.

v → the greek symbol nu (capital → N)

v is the symbol we use to denote frequency.

Frequency is how many cycles the wave completes every second.

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The Hertz

The unit for frequency is s-1 or 1/s

This means waves per second.

An alternate name for this is the Hertz (Hz).

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Frequency & Wavelength

If you know the frequency or the wavelength of light you can find the other using the formula:

c=λv

where c is the speed of light.

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Practice Questions

c=λv

c=3.00x108m/s

If the wavelength of a wave is 131μm, what is the frequency?

If the frequency of a wave is 148 s-1, what is the wavelength?

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Answers

1: 131μm needs to be in m.

v=c/λ=(3.00x108m/s)/(1.31x10-4m)=2.29x1012s-1

2: λ=c/v=(3.00x108m/s)/(148s-1)=2.03x106m

or 2.03Mm

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Waves and Energy

The energy that a wave has is proportional to the wave’s frequency (v).

E = hv

h → Planck’s constant = 6.626x10-34 Js

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Practice Questions

If the wavelength of yellow light is 580 nm, how much energy does it have?

v=c/λ=(3.00x108m/s)/(5.8x10-7m)=5.2x1014s-1

E=hv=(6.626x10-34)(5.17x1014)=3.4x10-19J

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Practice Questions

If the wavelength of red light is 680 nm, how much energy does it have?

v=c/λ=(3.00x108m/s)/(6.8x10-7m)=4.4x1014s-1

E=hv=(6.626x10-34)(4.4x1014)=2.9x10-19J

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What did Bohr see?

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Niels Bohr

Bohr proposed that electrons exist in unique energy levels.

When an electron moves from one to another, they would absorb or emit light of a specific wavelength.

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Quantum Leaps

Electron can jump between levels

Each level has a specific energy level.

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Recap and review

How much energy does a wave have if the frequency is 1.83x1014s-1?

How many protons, neutrons and electrons does 202Hg have? and 52Cr?

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Recap & Review

What is the wavelength of a wave that has an energy of E= 2.50x10-17J?

If an element has two isotopes with mass numbers 116(33.0%), 117(34.0%), 118(26.0%), and 120 (7.0%), what is the atomic mass?

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Homework

Questions 1-10 on the homework. I will be collecting it.

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Exit Slip

Please write down on a sheet of paper:

-Your name.

-What is the relationship between the emission spectrum of Hydrogen and the Bohr model of the atom?