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    1. An electron jumps from the n = 5 level to the n = 1 level in a hydrogen atom. This will result in an emission line in the spectrum. 2. The electron started at the n = 5 excited state. 3. The principal quantum number of the electron is 1 when it is at the n = 1 level.

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    1. An electron jumps from the n = 5 level to the n = 1 level in a hydrogen atom. This will result in an emission line in the spectrum. 2. The electron started at the n = 5 excited state. 3. The principal quantum number of the electron is 1 when it is at the n = 1 level.

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    1. An electron jumps from the n = 5 level to the n = 1 level in a hydrogen atom. This will result in an emission line in the spectrum. 2. The electron started at the n = 5 excited state. 3. The principal quantum number of the electron is 1 when it is at the n = 1 level.

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    Topic 7.

    1 – Discrete energy and radioactivity Formative Assessment


    NAME: _________________________________
    THIS IS A PRACTICE ASSESSMENT. Show formulas, substitutions, answers (in spaces provided) and units!
    The energy level diagram for a hydrogen atom is shown. The following
    questions are about the energy levels of the hydrogen atom. An
    electron jumps from the n = 5 level to the n = 1 level.
    1. Will this result in an emission line, or an absorption line in the
    spectrum of this atom? 1. _________________

    2. Which excited state did the electron start at?


    2. _________________

    3. What is the principal quantum number of the electron when it is


    at the level n = 1? 3. _________________

    4. Which series does this jump belong to? 4. _________________

    5. What is the energy, in Joules, of the energy packet or particle associated with this jump?
    5. _________________

    6. What is the frequency of this energy packet? 6. _________________

    7. What is the wavelength, in nanometers (nm) of the photon associated with this jump?
    7. _________________

    8. A photon having an energy of 10.2 eV now strikes this hydrogen atom. Can the photon be absorbed
    by the atom? If so, describe the electron jump that will occur. If not, explain why not.
    8. _________________

    9. What is the frequency of this photon? 9. _________________

    10. What is the wavelength in nanometers (nm) of this photon? 10. ________________

    The following questions are about nuclear isotopes.


    11. Explain what isotopes are. How are the isotopes of a particular element similar? How are they
    different?
    ___________________________________________________________________________

    12. An element has a mass number of 38 and is the 15th element on the periodic table. How many
    neutrons does it have? 12. ________________
    The following question is about the fundamental forces.
    13. List the four force interactions in the universe (in order from strongest to weakest) together with
    their associated particles.
    ___________________________________________________________________________

    The decay curve of a radioactive nuclide


    sample is shown. Its initial activity is
    measured to be X Bq.
    14. What is the population at t = 8.0
    hours? 14. ________________

    15. After how many half lives will the


    population be 125 nuclides?
    15. ________________

    16. What will be the level of activity (in


    terms of X) after two half lives have
    elapsed?
    16. ________________

    17. What would the activity of the above sample be if we tripled its size? 17. ________________

    18. If the initial activity of 0.365 grams of the above sample is Y Bq, what would the activity be if we
    increased the initial sample to 0.950 grams? 18. ________________

    A radioactive nuclide X having a mass of 65.0 grams is sealed in a container having a mass of 5.00
    grams. The nuclide X decays into the nuclide Y. The nuclide X has a half life of 6.00 hours.
    19. What will the mass of nuclide X be after 24 hours have elapsed? 19. ________________

    20. What will the mass of nuclide Y be after 24 hours have elapsed? 20. ________________

    21. What will the mass of the sealed container be after 24 hours have elapsed? 21. ________________

    These questions are about radioactive half-life.


    22. 256 grams of a radioactive sample decays to 4 grams in 120 minutes. What is the half life of the
    sample? 22. ________________

    23. Suppose the activity of a radioactive sample decreases from X Bq to X/16 Bq in 80 minutes. What is
    the half-life of the substance? 23. ________________

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