2017 Spring Semester Quiz 2
For General Chemistry I (CH101)
Date: Apr 3 (Mon),
Professor Name
Time: 19:00 ~ 19:45
Class
Student I.D. Number
Name
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Use the following constants to solve problems.
(Planck constant π = 6.626 × 10-34 J s)
(Mass of electron ππ = 9.109 × 10-31
kg)
(Permittivity of the vacuum πΊπ = 8.854 × 10-12 C2 J-1 m-1)
(Charge of the electron π = 1.602 × 1019
C)
(Avogadroβs number π΅π¨ = 6.022 × 1023 mol-1) (Ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter π
=
3.14)
(Speed of light c = π. πππ × 108 m s-1
(Bohr radius ππ =
(1 Rydberg =
πΊπ ππ
π
ππ ππ
ππ ππ
π
ππΊπ
ππ
= 2.18 × 10-18 J)
= π. πππ × 10-10 m)
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1. (Total 8 pts, each 2 pts) Read the following statements or equations, and verify whether these
are βTRUE (T)β or βFALSE (F)β. (2 pts for a right answer, -2 pts for a wrong answer, 0 pt for no answer)
(a) The probability for locating an electron in the volume element π
π½ = ππ π¬π’π§ π½ π
ππ
π½π
π when
the electron is in the specific quantum state (π, π, π) is given by
(ππππ )π π
π½ = [πΉππ (π)]π [πππ (π½, π)]π π
π½
Answer:
T
(b) Hartree atomic orbitals are the exact solutions of Schrodinger equation for many-electron
atoms.
Answer:
F
(c) Among four quantum numbers (π, π, π, ππ ), the energy levels of electron in one-electron
atoms depend only on the principal quantum number n.
Answer:
T
(d) The Pauli exclusion principle states that no two electrons in an atom can have the same set
of four quantum numbers (π, π, π, ππ )
Answer:
T
2. (Total 10 pts) Here is a wave function of one-electron atoms.
π
ππππ (π, π½, π) =
π
π π
πππβππ
ππ
π
ππ
π
ππ
( ) π(ππ β πππ + ππ )πππ (β ) ππ¨π¬ π½, π =
(a) (3 pts) Find the values of 3 quantum numbers π, π, and π.
κ° numberλΉ 1μ , λΆλΆμ μ μμ
n: 4
------ +1 pt
l: 1
------ +1 pt
m: 0
------ +1 pt
(b) (2 pts) How many the number of radial nodes and angular nodes does ππππ (π, π½, π) have?
κ°κ°μ λ
ΈλλΉ 1μ , λΆλΆμ μ μμ
# of Radial node: 2
------ +1 pt
# of Angular node: 1
------ +1 pt
(c) (3 pts) For existed nodes in this given wave function, find the conditions of variants for each
nodes. Suppose that this atom is Hydrogen (π = 1).
[Boundary condition: π β€ π« < β, π β€ π½ β€ π
, π β€ π β€ ππ
]
2 radial nodes-> π(ππ β πππ + ππ ) = π
r = (ππ ± πβπ )ππ or r = 5.53ππ , 14.47ππ
------ +1 pt
---------------------------------------- +1 pt(νλλΉ 0.5 pt)
r = 0 μ°λ©΄ κ°μ [π = π(not a root for radial node)]
--------------- -0.5 pt
1 angular node-> ππ¨π¬ π½ = π
--------------- +0.5 pt
π½ = π
/2
--------------- +0.5 pt
(d) (2 pts) Which orbital does ππππ (π, π½, π) represents?
λ΅ +2 pts, λΆλΆμ μ μμ
4pz
--------------- +2 pts
3. (Total 8 pts) The wave function of an electron in the lowest (that is, ground) state of the
hydrogen-like He+ atom is
π
ππ π
ππ
π
ππ
ππ
ππ
π(π) = πΉππ (π) β πππ (π½, π) = {( π ) πππ (β )} β ( )
π/π
, ππ = π. πππ × ππβππ π,
(with the assumption that ΞΌ β ππ )
(a) (4 pts) In this wave function, calculate the distance ππππ from the nucleus to the location that
the radial probability density is the largest. Express your answers in meter.
(Hint: radial probability density: ππ [πΉππ (π)]π )
--- λ―ΈλΆκ°μ΄ 0μΌλ
κ°μ΄ μ΅λλΌλ μ
μ μΌλ©΄ + 1 pt
--- λ΅ +3 pts
(b) (2 pts) Estimate the energy, and πΜ
ππ (average distance of the electron from the nucleus) of
given wave function. Express your
answers in Rydberg or Joule for
energy, and meter for distance.
---
Eμ +0.5 pt
---
Eλ΅ +0.5 pt
---
rμ +0.5 pt
---
rλ΅ +0.5 pt
(c) (2 pts) Estimate the energy, and πΜ
ππ of the 1s orbital of neutral He atom. The effective nuclear
charge for He is ππππ (π) = π. ππ. Express your answers in Rydberg or Joule for energy, and meter
for distance.
- Eμ+0.5 pt
-Eλ΅+0.5 pt
- rμ +0.5 pt
- rλ΅+0.5 pt
4. (Total 8 pts) Photoelectron spectroscopy studies of sodium atoms (Na, atomic number = 11)
excited by X-rays with wavelength 9.890 x 10-10 m show four peaks in which the electrons have
speeds 7.9924 x 106 m/s, 2.0421 x 107 m/s, 2.0712 x 107 m/s, and 2.0956 x 107 m/s.
(a) (4 pts) Calculate the ionization energy of the electrons in each peak. Express your answer in
kJ/mol.
- μ +1 pt
- μ +1 pt
-κ°
νΌν¬
IEλΉ +0.5 pt
(b) (4 pts) Assign each peak to an orbital of the sodium atom.
κ° νΌν¬λΉ + 1 pt. νΌν¬μ μ μμλμ κ·Έμ λ§λ μ€λΉνμ΄ μΌμΉν΄μΌλ§ μ λ΅, λΆλΆμ μ μμ
Peak 1(ve = 7.9924 x 106 m/s) = 1s
------ +1 pt
Peak 2(ve = 2.0421 x 107 m/s) = 2s
------ +1 pt
Peak 3(ve = 2.0712 x 107 m/s) = 2p
------ +1 pt
Peak 4(ve = 2.0956 x 107 m/s) = 3s
------ +1 pt
5. (Total 6 pts) Consider following ions; Be+, C-, Ne2+, P2+, Cl-, and As+.
(Atomic number- Be: 4, C: 6, Ne: 10, P: 15, Cl: 17, As: 33)
(a) (3 pts) Write ground-state electron configurations for listed 6 ions.
κ° μ΄μ¨λΉ 0.5 pt, λΆλΆμ μ μμ
(b) (3 pts) Among them, choose the ion(s) expected to be paramagnetic due to the presence of
unpaired electrons.
Be+, C-. Ne2+, P2+, As+
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κ° μ΄μ¨λΉ 0.6 pt, λΆλΆμ μ μμ
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