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Periodic Table To Date Atomic Number and Atomic Mass Increase left to right Periodic Table To Date Electrons in Valence Shell Defines Chemical Properties 1 e 8 e 4 e ID: 662187

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Slide1

SpectRoscopy

Identifying Elements by ColorSlide2

Periodic Table: To Date

Atomic Number – and Atomic Mass

Increase left to rightSlide3

Periodic Table: To Date

Electrons in Valence Shell

Defines Chemical Properties

1 e-

8

e-

4

e-

2

e-

3 e-

Etc.Slide4

Periodic Table: Today

Electrons in ALL Shells

Defines Chemical Properties

Shell 1

Shell 2

Shell 3

Shell 4

Shell 5Slide5

Element Identification:

Emitted Light

Each element emits a characteristic pattern of bands of light.

These patterns of bands are used to identify

the elementsSlide6

Emitted Light: Why?

Electrons around an atom can be found in different

“shells”

Each

shell

has its own energy level

C

lose to the nucleus = low energyFar from nucleus = high Slide7

Emitted Light: More…

When “energized” electrons can jump up to higher energy level

shells

When they move back down they give off some energy as lightSlide8

Emitted Light: More…

Low energy light

waves

=

long wave lengths =

close to nucleus

High energy light waves = short wave lengths =farther from nucleusSlide9

Emitted Light: Colors!

Different

wavelengths

make

different

colors !

Let’s EXPLORE!!