name the key experimental observations that led to the development of quantum mechanics
convert between velocity, kinetic energy or momentum and wavelength of a free electron (or other particle of known mass)
identify the components of the wave equation
convert between the wavelength, frequency and energy of light
calculate the allowed energy of a hydrogen-like atom of atomic number Z and quantum number n, and the wavelength of a transition between energy levels.
appreciate how the wave nature of an electron leads to discrete energy levels
Textbook and eBook References
Nuclear and Radiation Chemistry -
Chapter 1 and Sections 27.1 - 27.4
Wave Theory of Electrons and Resulting Atomic Energy Levels -
Section 4.2
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Description: Similar to the 2048 game, you have to get to stable iron. Ideal for when you need a (brief) break from studying.
Tags: game | radioactivity |
Contributed by Kat Badiola
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