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/ Structure of the Atom - Revision Notes (Class 11)

♦ 1. Discovery of Subatomic Particles


• Electron: Discovered by J.J. Thomson via cathode ray experiment
➔ Charge= -1.602 x 10-19 C, Mass= 9.1 x 10-31 kg

• Proton: Discovered by Goldstein (canal rays)


➔ Charge = +1.602 x 10-19 C, Mass::::: 1836 x electron mass

• Neutron: Discovered by James Chadwick


➔ Charge = 0, Mass ::::: proton mass

♦ 2. Atomic Models

C:: Thomson's Model (Plum Pudding)


• Atom = Positive sphere with embedded electrons
• Couldn't explain scattering or spectral lines

{i Rutherford's Model (Gold Foil Experiment}


• Atom = Mostly empty space

• Small, dense, positively charged nucleus


• Electrons revolve in orbits
ti Couldn't explain stability or atomic spectra

♦ 3. Bohr's Model {for Hydrogen Atom)


• Electrons revolve in fixed orbits (shells)
• Angular momentum: mvr = ~~
1 6
• Energy levels: En = - ~2 eV
• Emission/absorption of radiation during transitions

♦ 4. Electromagnetic Radiation
• C = VA
• E -- hV--y::
_ he

Spectrum:

• Line spectrum: Specific wavelengths (e.g. Hydrogen spectrum)

• Continuous spectrum: Uninterrupted range (e.g. sunlight)

♦ 5. Hydrogen Spectral Lines (Rydberg Formula)

• Lyman series: UV (n, = 1)


• Balmer series: Visible (n, = 2)

• Paschen, Brackett, Pfund: Infrared

♦ 6. de Broglie's Equation
• Matter has wave nature

>.=~
mv

♦ 7. Heisenberg Uncertainty Prir ; ,1e


b.x. b.p > -
-47r

• Exact position & momentum cannot be simultaneously known

♦ 8. Quantum Numbers

Symbol Name Values Meaning

n Principal 1, 2, 3, ... Energy level, size

Azimuthal 0 to (n-1) Subshell, shape (s, p, d, f)

m, Magnetic -I to +I Orientation

ms Spin +½ or-½ Spin of electron

♦ 9. Electron Configuration Rules


• Aufbau principle: Fill lowest energy orbital first
• Pauli Exclusion: No 2 electrons can have same 4 quantum numbers

• Hund's Rule: Max unpaired electrons in degenerate orbitals

♦ 10. Orbital vs Orbit


• Orbit: Fixed circular path (Bohr)
• Orbital: Region with high probability of finding electron (Quantum model)

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