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Structure of Atom Shobhit Nirwan

Rutherford's scattering experiment led to a new model of the atom. Key findings included: 1) Most alpha particles passed through the atom undeflected, showing that most of an atom is empty space. 2) A few particles were deflected, showing a small, dense center of positive charge exists - the nucleus. 3) Electrons revolve around the nucleus, concentrated in a very small volume at the center. This Rutherford model improved upon Thomson's "plum pudding" model but could not explain atomic stability. Later, Bohr introduced quantum concepts that better explained atomic structure.
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Structure of Atom Shobhit Nirwan

Rutherford's scattering experiment led to a new model of the atom. Key findings included: 1) Most alpha particles passed through the atom undeflected, showing that most of an atom is empty space. 2) A few particles were deflected, showing a small, dense center of positive charge exists - the nucleus. 3) Electrons revolve around the nucleus, concentrated in a very small volume at the center. This Rutherford model improved upon Thomson's "plum pudding" model but could not explain atomic stability. Later, Bohr introduced quantum concepts that better explained atomic structure.
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SHOBHIT NIRWAN's

DESIGNED

STRUCTURE OF
ATOM
NEW NOTES FOR CLASS 11 2022 EXAMS
-

Thomson 's Model ( Plum pudding Model )


-

uniformly distributed in
-0
o
e are atom
°
atom is neutral
charge on atom net -0 charge
0
°
net ⑦ve - ve on e- .

mass of atom is uniformly distributed


°
.

-0
Drawback around nucleus
-
e are not stationary they are
revolving .

311T IT IS Thomson HIEI fall GT tf Rutherford Chacha story tf 3¥ Fg


Rutherford 's Model

§ scattering experiment :
-
-

observation :
°
Most of L particles pass undeflected
-
.

A few particles deflected at some angle


g A few ( t
.
.

out of 2000) deflected at 180?


as Helium Cueey

Conclusion :
°
Most of the part of atom is vacant .

°
Atom has some ④ve charge in it .

④ re is concentrated in nucleus
charge of atomaround
°
.

-0
o
e are
revolving nucleus .

o
protons + Neutrons =
Nucleons

Drawback -

He explain stability of atom


could not .

HI Rutherford Chacha 2A fail Ef tht , HI story tf 34K¥ Bohr -914T but


Bohr 919T tit model tTHfH FIAT Etf BUT comets tTH£H ETI l # 318ft
419117 tit model hold YT 2244T the con ceps HIETT E : -

Electromagnetic Radiation
↳ when electrically
charged particle moves under acceleration , alternating
electrical and
magnetic fields generated and transmitted in form of are
called
waves
electromagnetic waves
, electromagnetic radiation FEMA) or

( L) wave Nature of E. M R .

°
According to Maxwell , a accelerated charge particle
produce electric and
magnetic field .

o f and Meg are perpendicular to each other


E -
.
and also
I to direction of
do not
propagation .

o E m R - . .

require any medium and they can


travel in vacuum with speed 3×108 m/s )
of light ( C =
crest → crest
→ crest →
topmost
bottommost
trough

K3B
trough ← →
trough
CB wavelength Cd) -

linear distance b/w two consecutive crest or b/w two


consecutive trough It Is generally expressed in terms of
.

Angstrom CA)
[
.

LAO "
)
frequency Ii )
-

Lo
-

% -

No of waves passing through


. a
point in one second .

SI unit is hertz (Haz) speed velocity


µ= →
.
or

-
t
S
-

fig velocity Cc ) -
linear distance travelled by ware
per second
17=47
.

Cvs wave number


.GE! Number of
wavelengths per unit length
-
.

-
s

When the
electromagnetic radiations are
arrangedobtained
in order of their increasing
wavelengths decreasing frequencies
or ,
the spectrum is called
Electromagnetic spectrum .

IP : for the 5000 Ao g calculate wave number and


frequency .

Eod: Given ,
DE 5588890 ( staff qhafter E units AT HHT eat
)
-

,o m ,
I guide calculation ET et HHT
wave number (J )
tf Lost
' t

gtfo
-
2
-

m
tf units III St solve th
-
=

,
M

frequency ( Jk
"

3f?→m/q
t

I
6×20
6×10112
-

= s or

Drawbacks of wave nature of EMR : -

° It cannot explain black body radiation and photoelectric effect .

(2) Particle Nature of Erm R : Planck 's Quantum Theory . .

energy absorbed are emitted from body not continuously


↳ The gradient but
discontinuously in form of Energy packet or quantum .

In case of
light these packets are called Photons
,
.

Energy Fof photon 9 frequency


**E#
e
-
.

'
plank 's constant 6.62×10-34 Is
org /E=hV_ his =

:.*fE=h§#
as we know
,
HI , These are energy of L photon
for n' photons
g)E=nhV=nh£M
'
so ,
-

-
K'B
Is Black Body Radiation : The ideal body that emits and absorbs radiations of all frequencies ,
is black body and the radiation emitted
called
a
by such body is called black body
radiation .

%
BEEKmission of radiation from black body at diff Temp I
. .
472

At given temperature intensity of radiation emitted to


a
,
%
with decrease of
wavelength reaches the maximum valve at a given ,

wavelength and then starts decreasing with further decrease of


wavelength as shown in graph given below
,
.

4% Photo -
Electric Effect :

° When ofsufficient energy hits the metal surface


photons
-0
then e comes out of the metal surface .

° There is no time lag b/w striking of photon and emission


of e-0 .

° There is a characteristic minimum


frequency required called threshold frequency HoH
,

required
Min -0 is called work function two)
energy of photon
tyre
°
.
more an e

|Wo=h#
kinetic frequency of photon
energy of -010 with increase in
° e .

*
*
E =
Wo t KE
org hv h Vo t
Iz me v2
=

EP : when radiation of wavelength of 3.10 nm fall on the surface of


electromagnetic
sodium ,
the electrons are em mi Hed with RE Loser Calculate the work function . = .

of sodium in terms of e. v .

Sof's Given g
A = 310 n -
m g
KE = In 5 ev i Wo =
I?
We know ,
E =
No + KE

HU =
Wot KE No =
hV -
KE

No =
h
II ) -
KE

124300*219
=
-
tis er 4 Iser
-

25¥
⑦ Dual Nature of ein r ; .

To
explain reflection g refractions diffraction etc g light has been considered . as
a wave whereas to explain the
photoelectric effect , Einstein considered it to be
made up of tiny particles
called photons .

In other words , light is a kind of radiation exhibits dual behaviour ie wares as well .

as particle behaviour Such a ware like as well as particle like nature of radiation
.

is known as dual nature of radiation .


4313
4) The splitting of light into series of colour bands is known as
dispersion and the series
of colour bands is called a
types spectrum Two of spectrum
: B
.
.

Emissions
Hea the radiations emitted from
: when some source ego from
. the sun

or by passing discharge through gas at low pressure or by


electric a

heating some substance to high temperature is passed directly


through the prism and then recite red on the photographic
plate , the spectrum obtained is called emission spectrum .

Depending upon source of radiation , the emission spectra


are of two types : continuous and line spectra .

E) Absorption
spectrum : is like the
It negative photographic
of an emission spectrum A continuum of .

radiation is passed through a sample


which absorbs radiation of certain
wavelength The missing wavelength .

which corresponds to the radiation absorbed


by the matter leave dark
, spaces in the

bright continuous spectrum .

Spectral lines of H atom : -


-

when hydrogen gas at low pressure is taken in


the discharge tube and the light emitted on
is examined with a
passing electric discharge
spectroscope , the spectrum obtained is called
the emission spectrum of hydrogen .

Simple equation for calculation of wavelength of


lingmp
these

In Int
=
= Re -

er =L oat x 107M"
.

forego
-

Rs lyman series : 1st line 2 ton =L

f
.
-
n-

2nd line -
n =3 to n =L Fe .

Nt =L fixed tent
'

;
hi =
2,3 Y
.
,
- - -
-
D
.

last line → A- a ton =L


balmer series : 1st line n =3 to n=2

)

2nd line → n = 4 to n 2
(fixed)
-

ng =L
-

,
t ni - 3
,
Y ,
5 - - - •

last line →
n
-
- a ton =L

Similarly for all series . . .

III The diff b/w the T of 1st line of Balmer series and the last line of Paschen series
-

Pen is how much ?


-12
for Li
Self Bodmer : 1st line Ln =3 to n =D
F-
I = Rl 35
( ¥ ¥) - R ca)
19¥ ) RE) -


Paschen : last Crea lo n =D
Rl R ⑤
it
=L 3M¥
-
= -

difference ② -


5yd -
R
Aye
HI finally Ett
#
III MH TT af F Bohr 919T F model F asf tf I
BOHR Model ( Applicable for single electronic species of H, teething Be ete )
postulates :
% Electron revolve around the nucleus in a fixed circular path of definite energy called
stationary orbits .

Is Electron revolve
only in those circular paths for which the value of angular momentum
is equal to
integral multiple of hat radius
i.
-0
e .

of e .

*R -
MeV 8 =
n I

velocity -04 orbit
2 IT
man
! of e no .

Iii Energy exchange takes place only when electron jumps b/w the orbits .

Irs The frequency of radiation absorbed or emitted when transition occurs between two
States that differ in
stationary energy by AE is given by
|V=fnI=EEh/ of lower state
El
Energy

Ez → Energy of
higher state .

RB Rutherford Chacha stability explain act at UT Ut but Bohr Hat ¥ that : -

Bohr suggested that an electron revolving in a particular orbit cannot radiate


energy Therefore emission of radiation is not possible as long as the electron
.

remains in one of its


energy levels and hence , there is no cause of instability in
his model .

# Calculation of Boho Radius :


According to Bohr 's Model g radius of nth orbit is given by
z→
:

mud
/Vn=OO52z9#n#/
Bohras :
-
for hydrogen 6=1) ,
the radius of first
stationary state is called as
Bohr Radius .

Fe .
8=0.0529 n -
m is value of Bohr radius .

#
Energy of an electron :
E = -
13.6
(Zzz ) eV
-

od
-

2.18×10+8
(qf ) J
HB Why energy of
possibleorbits !
the electron in a
hydrogen atom has negative sign for all
and This is because the
energy of
electron in the atom is lower than the
energy
-

of free electron at rest A free electron at rest is an electron that is infinitely


.

far away from the nucleus i. c free from influence of nucleus and is assigned .

the energy value of zero Mathematically g n and thus EEO In this state
.
= .

hydrogen atom is called ionised H atom As the electron


gets closer to the nucleus
in absolute valve and more and more
-
.

( as n decreases) g En becomes
larger negative .

The most
negative energy valve is given by n =L which corresponds to the most stable
orbit We call this the
.
slate
ground .

# Calculation of frequency for a transition : -

↳ The frequency ( ) associated with the absorption


v and emission of the photon can

be evaluated by
using equation : -


's
f 3.29×10 -

He

and I R2
Hp ht)
'

I (calculated above )
=
= -

K' B •
In
general ,
the number of emission lines when an electron jumps from
Nz level tons level are
given by the expression : -

Mz ND Cns
- -
)
n,t t
-

(2 .
E .
)
/

Ionisation Energy :
Energy required to
-

remove the eo completely from the atom


so as to convert it to Pon a positive .

state In =D
Simply , The
energy absorbed by electron in
ground so as to jump to infinity
(read .

forty g for H If =
Eo Es
-

÷
-
.

t ft NY f MY
"
a s
-
- -
-

Litt ate affair at sit


I. E .
¥17 HH ¥1 248×10-18 T

Velocity of an electron in any Orbit
: -

V -

Zitlnehze mlsec = 218×106


(F) mlsec

frequency of revolutions / Number of revolutions


¥
• =

substituting valve of r g
-

2ITm#2
2
n 2h

LIF Radius of two different orbits in H like sample is 4 R 416 R


respectively .

find the ratio of


frequency of revolution of electron in their 2 orbits .
sod :
.

t÷= VIKKI
42482
=


-


""
¥=÷i:¥%:x%T nn÷ ④ ÷=oszaxc
2/2Oo 529 X 2)
= MI
(he )
2

Are !
, ¥=Y#r that tu
# =L
these valves in ②
putting ¥ # IT= x.

#Hand they
'
=

I = 18:17
F

LI: Calculate energy ratio for 3rd orbit of ion 4 2nd orbit of Betton
"
-

Li .

Er
e÷÷ :::¥÷÷, ¥ "
'
¥
.

LIE what are the


frequency and
wavelength of a photon emitted during a transition
from n= 5 state to the n=2 state in
hydrogen atom ?
5017 .
AE -

218×10-1851 ÷ ¥) .
-

= 218×10-185
(¥2 -

Iq )
-4.58×10-194 magnitude
taking only
=

-
458×10--193 6.91 X 10MHz
F-
the 6- 6261110 -34g,

de 3.0×108 m/s 434


Cy
n m
-
.

6.911110¥

# limitations of Bohr 's Atomic Model : -

apb liable on single e species-0


-0
Only
°
.

°
Doa not explain wave nature of e
-

o could not explain the ability of atoms to form molecules


by chemical bonds .
de -

Broglie Equation
↳ Every associated with it
party has a wave ,
the
wavelength of which is
de Broglie
called -

wavelength given by :

D=
Imu tp = ( p mm ntfudm) -
-

Heisenberg 's Uncertainty Principle .

↳ We can 't measure exact


simultaneously
-0
position and velocity of e .

Mathematically , Dr xD the
7h44
org DX XD MVD I
41T
DH Dvr
7h44
x
org
M

K' B The effect of Heisenberg uncertainty principle is significant only


for motion of microscopic objects and is negligible for that of
macroscopic objects .

LPI A
golf ball has of and a speed of 45 Mls If the speed can be
mass
40g
-

measured within
accuracy of 2% , calculate the 'uncertainty in the position .

seen uncertainty in velocity, DK 45 x


Foo = 0.9ms

from heisenberg 's principle ,


ya = he €Ykgm's
"

HIT M DV -

UX 314×40×10-3 kg XO 9 .

46 X IO 33M
-

L .

# Reasons for failure


of the Bohr Model :
° It did not consider the dual behaviour of matter .

°
It contradicts Heisenberg uncertainty principle
Quantum Mechanics .

G The branch of science that deals with dual behaviour of matter ie .

nature, is called Quantum mechanics


wave as well as
particle .

# Schrodinger Ware Equation : -

On the basis of quantum mechanics , Schrodinger


proposed quantum mechanical model of an atom He gave Schrodinger
a .

wave equation to describe the wave motion of the electron in three dimensional

space around the nucleus .

Hay =
EY Ha is called Hamiltonian operator , E and Y are obtained from solution
of Schrodinger wave equation .
K' B when Schrodingerlevels
equation Is solved for hydrogen atom gives ,
the solution
the possible energy the electron and the can
occupy corresponding ware

function of Y of election associated with each


energy level These quantized .

States and corresponding wavefunctions which are characterized by


energy
a set of three quantum numbers principal quantum number n , azimuthal
-

number I and
quantum magnetic quantum number m .

Atomic Orbitals : Ware functions of hydrogen hydrogen or like species with


one ( wave function is a
electron .
mathematical function whose valve
depends upon the coordinates of the electron in the atom and does
not carry any physical meaning .

⑨ An orbital Ps a region in space around the nucleus where the prob .

of finding the electron is maximum .

ORBIT ORBITAL
°
It is well defined circular path around the o It shows the 3 dimensional space around
nucleus in which electron revolve . the nucleus within which the probability
-0
o Maxim no of e-0 that an orbit can have is
.
of finding an e is maximum .

given by 2n where n is the no of orbit Max no of electrons that can be occupied by


' m
.
.
o .

an orbital is always two .

Quantum Numbers
↳ set
of 4 numbers which is used to define an electron completely -

ng l , me , s
n
principal quantum number

l→ Azimuthal quantum
number .

Me →
Magnetic quantum number
S -
spin quantum number .

K' B orbit tf sich subs hell giant stfu zigs orbital .

circular path around nucleus A


Orbit no . ( max m
no .
of
-0
e in any orbit is 2n2)
in which e
-0
revolve .

Sub shell

A
orbital (orbital have maxm of 2e-0)
Region or space around nucleus can

where
probability of finding an
E Ps maximum .
lobe @ density

# Shape of Orbitals : -
it
,

"
° S -

orbital -

spherical shape

o P orbital
-
-

dumb bell-

shape
Be

¥4, 78 .
.

o d- orbitals : double dumb bell - -

&

88 88
ay

*
. ,

dry dyz dxz

density is along
-0 the
e plane
n
't I

⑧ x
800 x

da
' '
de
y
-

density is along axis .

o
f -
orbital -

complex or deaf type .

#
# Quantum:
(a) Principal Quantum Number In) : -

°
It describes shell or orbit .

n= I 2 3 4 - - -
-

shell =
K L M N -
- -

°
no .
of sub shell =
n
° no .
of orbitals =
na
-0
° NO .
Of e =2n2

(b) Azimuthal Quantum Number (d)


°o°
It describes subshell .

°
Valves d 0 to
of n I
' '
= -
1=0 → s
I =L
°
gives info about shape of orbital
IT shape IA at Ffi )
.

p
( 4TH Sep d. f TMNT ,
1=2 → d
1=3 →
f
°
Orbital Angular momentum 1=4 →
g .

14
# ere
=

(c) Magnetic Quantum Number :-( Me)


° It describes and orientation shell
shape of .

valves l Sm Stl
o
of m: -

including zero .

II
"

b- O -
m=0
↳⑤ S ( because l)
m

f- L → m = -

I O, I 1-1
Ix ! ¥
,

cps p

me -2 -
I O d 2

F- Yd -2, -40,42 It

M=
, !y dtdtxzdxtya La
d

Mes -
3 -
2 -

I O L 2 3

1=3 → m =-3 ,-2 , -40,1 , 2,3 _l


-
↳ CH

(d) spin Quantum Number : Cs ) -

°
describes the spin of an E (clockwise .
or anticlockwise)
NE Atx Mex
o
spin angular momentum =

¥+1
# Energy of orbitals :
-

Mono electronic
'

species Multi electronic species

There is nuclear attractive force is nuclear attractive force


only It well
° 0
as
as inter electronic forces .

oops

Tip .


: .tn

of all orbitals in of different orbitals is different


Energy shell Energy
°
same o

is same in same shell due to inter electronic


repulsion .

Energy only depends principal Energy depends upon n' well


'
°
on o
as as
Quantum number
' '
.
d .

1st ( 3s s Us < 3d
25
2ps 3ps
Iss Is ⇐ 2ps 3s=3p=3d
# Zeff ( effective Nuclear charge ) : -
.

↳ Due to inner shell -0


by
-0
shielding of outer shell e from nucleus e
,
net
④ ve
charge experienced by outer shell e-0 from nucleus .

Zettle lT
Shielding Power s >
p > d >f

Foo same sub shell


Energy t as atomic no . Kett )
:
fzs 1H ) 7 Ezs ( Li ) 7 Eas (Na) > Ez ( k)
ef ,

here n→ const
, ding
Y '

meanings Ex -
za

TM
Aufbau Principal
s .
29 Et

o Acc to Aufbau principal , e


-0
are filled in orbitals in increasing
order of
energy .

° Lst e
-0 are
filled in lower energy orbitals and then e-0 are filled in
higher energy orbitals .

Energy : -

Lss 2sc2pC3s
7-s
C
3ps Us a 3d <
4ps 5s cads 5ps 655 4fC5d
< 6ps
Pauli exclusion Principle
6 It States that no two e-0 can have same quantum number ⑧ Two .

can be filled in orbitals but they must have Opp


-0
e
spin .
.

Magnetic moment or
Paramagnetism : -

µ =
14¥ ⇐ total spin =
42
µ 1¥ n → no of unpaired of
-

SI Unit → B. m .
(Boho magneton)

1dB substance having unpaired


Paramagnetic
-0
→ e

Diamagnetic substance s
no unpaired
-0
e In
-

-
o)

Hund 's Maxm Multiplicity Rule

↳ Pairing of e-0 in orbitals of same subs hell does not take


until each orbital subs hell is
place that of singly occupied or
half filled .

Electronic configuration of Atoms


↳ Distribution of electrons into orbitals of an atom is called
its electronic configuration . Two
ways to assign electronic
configuration of different atoms : -

CB sapbd
'
- - -
notation : In it , the letter
symbol shows subshell
and the superscript such as agb , c , ete , shows the number of
- - -

electrons present in the subs hell .

IB Orbital diagram : In this


,
box is used represent each orbital of
to
the subs hell and an arrow [ with positive (9) or negative H ) spins)
represents the electron
I
Is ill I
.

ego
.

d
LI: write E c of
:(
-
- .

is My ↳
=
↳2 25
2ps 352

ID •
At =
15 252 2ps 35 3ps
Iii ↳
Me =
152 252
2ps
Qb zoca =
Ls' 25
2ps 352 3ps 452
4479
273M
(
etgfnfumlf.fi#In5LvBzgNP--Ls22s22p63s23p6
d
CAN,s4s23d4X
.
X 248 = →
CAB s4sd3d5 ,

453 d FAI , Ys23d8


'

*
"
aid FAI 4523019 X [Arbus 3d
'
zgcu →
=

K3B for Ions → lower


energy tf tf yet AIET IGHT →
for cation
for anion - last # A- Heft
G- ate =
CAN ,s4s23d6
80=42252,04
✓\ G 's
( go -2=15252136
fe
-12
feT3
CAN ,g3d6Ys° ( A%3d54s°

Node and Nodal planes


↳ The
region where the probability of finding an electron is minimum
or nearly zero is called as node
.
.

Radial Node :
spherical region where probability of finding @ is zero .

formula : (n -

d- L)

Angular Node : plane where


probability of finding is zero .

formula : Il)
Radial node n l I =L o L
Is →
-

= -
- -

ey →
Angular node =
l O

-
Radial =
nd I -

=3 -

o -
L 2
zg
\ l
Angular o
=

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