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    Quarter 2 - Worksheet No. 1 - Melc: S9Mtiib-14

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    The Quantum Mechanical Model describes the energies and positions of electrons in an atom. It determines the different energy levels electrons can have and their likelihood of being in various locations around the nucleus. Each energy level is divided into sublevels corresponding to orbitals. Electrons in higher orbitals have more energy. When an electron absorbs energy, it moves to a higher level, becoming unstable until it returns to a lower level and releases energy in the form of light. The document contains activities to complete tables summarizing energy levels, sublevels, and electron configurations of various elements.

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    The Quantum Mechanical Model describes the energies and positions of electrons in an atom. It determines the different energy levels electrons can have and their likelihood of being in various locations around the nucleus. Each energy level is divided into sublevels corresponding to orbitals. Electrons in higher orbitals have more energy. When an electron absorbs energy, it moves to a higher level, becoming unstable until it returns to a lower level and releases energy in the form of light. The document contains activities to complete tables summarizing energy levels, sublevels, and electron configurations of various elements.

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    The Quantum Mechanical Model describes the energies and positions of electrons in an atom. It determines the different energy levels electrons can have and their likelihood of being in various locations around the nucleus. Each energy level is divided into sublevels corresponding to orbitals. Electrons in higher orbitals have more energy. When an electron absorbs energy, it moves to a higher level, becoming unstable until it returns to a lower level and releases energy in the form of light. The document contains activities to complete tables summarizing energy levels, sublevels, and electron configurations of various elements.

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    Quarter 2 - Worksheet No. 1 - Melc: S9Mtiib-14

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    The Quantum Mechanical Model describes the energies and positions of electrons in an atom. It determines the different energy levels electrons can have and their likelihood of being in various locations around the nucleus. Each energy level is divided into sublevels corresponding to orbitals. Electrons in higher orbitals have more energy. When an electron absorbs energy, it moves to a higher level, becoming unstable until it returns to a lower level and releases energy in the form of light. The document contains activities to complete tables summarizing energy levels, sublevels, and electron configurations of various elements.

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    Quarter 2 ____ WORKSHEET NO.

    1 _ MELC: S9MTIIb-14

    NAME: ____________________________________________ SCORE: _____________________

    SECTION ____________________________________________ DATE SUBMITTED: _____________________


    :

    Objective:

    Explain how the Quantum Mechanical Model of the atom describes the energies and positions of
    the electrons.

    The Quantum Mechanical Model determines the energies an electron have and how likely it is to find
    the electrons in various locations around the nucleus. Each energy level is subdivided into sublevels
    corresponding to one or more orbitals. Electrons in each orbit have a definite energy which increases
    as the distance of the orbit from the nucleus increase. When an electron of an element absorbs
    extra energy (from flame or electricity), this electron moves to a higher energy level. At this point the
    electron is unstable. The same electron can return to any of the lower energy levels releasing energy
    in the form of light with a particular color and definite energy or wavelength.

    Activity 1: Complete the table


    Summary of Principal Energy Levels and Sublevels

    Maximum number of Maximum number of


    Energy Level (n) and
    Type of Sublevel electrons each electrons in energy
    shell
    sublevel can hold level

    1 (K) s

    s
    2 (L)
    p

    3 (M) p

    p
    4 (N)
    d

    Electron Configuration is the summary of the arrangement of electrons distributed among the
    orbital shells and subshells. The formula 2n2 determines the maximum number of electrons present in
    Quarter 2 ____ WORKSHEET NO. 1 _ MELC: S9MTIIb-14
    an orbit. The symbol used for writing the electron configuration start with the shell number (n)
    followed by the type of orbital and the superscript indicates the number of electrons in the orbitals.

    Number of
    1
    Energy
    level
    1s electrons
    Type of
    orbital

    The order in which electrons are placed into the orbitals is based on the order of their energy. The
    Aufbau Principle states that in the ground state of an atom, electrons fill atomic orbitals of the lowest
    available energy levels before occupying higher energy levels

    Electron Configuration mnemonic

    Activity 2: Write the electron configuration of the following elements.

    Element Atomic Number Electron Configuration

    Oxygen (O)

    Aluminum (Al)

    Calcium (Ca)

    Iron (Fe)

    Bromine (Br)
    Quarter 2 ____ WORKSHEET NO. 1 _ MELC: S9MTIIb-14

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