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| The space effectively occupied by an atom |
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| Heisenberg Uncertanity Principle |
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| It is impossible to know exactaly both the position and momentum of an electron at the same instant |
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| the representaion of an atom, ion or molecule in which an element symbol stands for the nucleus and all inner level electrons while dots stand for the out level electrons |
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| the product of mass and acceleeration |
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| the laws of mechanics applicable in the macroscopic world |
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| the space that can be occupied by 0, 1 or 2 electrons with the same energy level, energy sublevel, and spatial orientaion |
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| Pauli exclusion principle |
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| no two electrons in an atom can have the same st of quantum numbers |
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| the quantum number designating the energy level and the cloud size |
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| mathematical expression of "chance" or odds |
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| the laws of mechanics concerning the interaction of matter and radiation at the atomic and subatomic level |
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| a number describing a property of an electron in an atom |
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| subdivison of an energy level |
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| wave particle duality of nature |
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| all particles have wave like properties and particle like properties |
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