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Which element has a proton number equal to 26?
Which element has a proton number equal to 26?
What type of spectrum will be observed if an electron continuously moves towards the nucleus in a hydrogen atom?
What type of spectrum will be observed if an electron continuously moves towards the nucleus in a hydrogen atom?
Which series in the hydrogen spectrum is visible to the human eye?
Which series in the hydrogen spectrum is visible to the human eye?
According to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, what is true for the position and momentum of very small particles?
According to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, what is true for the position and momentum of very small particles?
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What happens to the wave nature of a particle as its mass increases?
What happens to the wave nature of a particle as its mass increases?
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Which element is represented by the notation +3 = 26?
Which element is represented by the notation +3 = 26?
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What is the relationship between wave nature and particle nature?
What is the relationship between wave nature and particle nature?
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Which of the following does not have electrons?
Which of the following does not have electrons?
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Study Notes
Atomic Structure and Properties
- The maximum value of A is n.
Identification of the Element
- +3 indicates an atomic number of 26, which corresponds to Iron (Fe).
Spark and Isotone
- Isotone is related to spark.
Established Principle
- Established: electrons are present, but H+ has no electrons, so Bohr's theory does not apply to H+, but it does to other elements.
Energy Spectrum
- If the electron in a H atom is continuously moving towards the nucleus, the energy spectrum that would be observed is Continuous Spectrum.
Hydrogen Spectrum
- The visible series in the hydrogen spectrum is called the Balmer Series.
Wave-Particle Duality
- The relationship between the wave and particle nature of a microscopic particle is inversely proportional, i.e., as the mass of the particle increases, its wave nature decreases.
Uncertainty Principle
- Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle is applicable to microscopic particles.
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Practice quiz on atomic structure, isotopes, and chemical elements, covering topics such as proton number, electrons, and atomic models.
