CHEM1903 - Resources for Week 5  
    
			
			
			
			
   
	
			
			
   
  
			
			
			
			
	
	
            
            
            
            
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				Atomic Electronic Spectroscopy 
	        		
				         explain the difference between core and valence electrons   distinguish between absorbance and emission spectra   explain how atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) works   convert experimental data between transmission, absorbance, and concentration if given appropriate information   calculate the minimum wavelength of Bremsstrahlung radiation   explain how the elements in stars and other celestial objects can be identified and their abundances measured from visible and X-ray spectrometry  
				 
		
			 
				Band Theory - MO in Solids 
	        		
				         explain how band structure in insulators, semiconductors and metals arise from delocalised orbitals   describe the characteristics of natural and doped semiconductors, including band-gap energy   explain how semiconductors are used in solar energy collection and conversion   describe chemical vapour deposition, and how it can be used to build up layers of different composition.  
				 
		
			 
				Polar Bonds 
	        		
				         represent a dipole in a bond, and use electronegativity to identify the positive and negative ends   describe and explain the periodic trends in electronegativity  
				 
		
			 
				Ionic Bonding 
	        		
				         explain the origin of ionic bonding as a limiting case of MO theory   explain why ionic interactions lead to crystals rather than small molecules   define the Madelung constant, and explain its relevance to the stability of an ionic crystal   explain how ionic radii influence crystal structure, and why they differ from atomic radii  
				 
		
    
   
  Textbook and eBook References 
    
					  
					  Atomic Electronic Spectroscopy -
                        Section 4.5 
                         
                    
					  
					  Band Theory - MO in Solids -
                        Sections 7.2 and 7.8 
                         
                    
					  
					  Polar Bonds -
                        Sections 5.5 and 6.8 
                         
                    
					  
					  Ionic Bonding -
                        Sections 5.2 and 7.2 
                         
                    
 
        
        
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