Across |
2. | he said the behavior of electrons in quantized orbits was similar to the behavior of waves |
6. | characteristic used to identify a substance |
8. | this states that an electron occupies the lowest energy orbital first |
10. | data that deals with numbers |
11. | smallest part of an element |
12. | pure subsatance that can't be broken down |
15. | particle of light having zero mass and carries a quantum of energy |
16. | an ancient scientist who learned chemistry to make a profit and become wealthy |
18. | a single orbital can hold this many electrons |
19. | small specific packets of energy |
20. | he stated it is impossible to determine both the position and velocity of an electron at the same time |
22. | combination of the SI units |
24. | he said that electromagnetic radiation has a dual wave-particle nature |
25. | minimum quantity of energy that can be lost or gained by an atom |
26. | quantum number that describes the spin of the electron |
27. | closeness of a measurement to the accepted value |
30. | this rule reduces electron to electron repulsion |
31. | type of chemistry that studies how to design products so they don't harm the environment |
33. | logical approach to solving problems |
34. | man that discovered the nucleus of the atom |
35. | lowest energy state of an atom |
36. | energy must be added to move electrons up a level |
39. | describe mathematically the wave properties of electrons |
40. | smallest part of a compound |
43. | bending of a wave as it passes the edge of an object |
45. | type of relationship between energy of electrons and distance from nucleus |
46. | the P orbital has ___ orientations |
48. | something that has magnitude, size, or amount |
49. | any factor that changes in an experiment |
50. | he produced a model of the atom with electrons surrounding nucleus like planets around sun |
51. | discovered the charge of the electron |