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๐Ÿงฌ Unit 1: Atomic Structure (PES Graphs)

  1. The x-axis shows binding energy in eV.
  2. Each peak’s height represents number of electrons.
  3. Core electrons are tightly bound → appear to the right.
  4. Valence electrons appear far left on the graph.
  5. Area under peaks = number of electrons per subshell.
  6. Compare elements by peak position shifts.
  7. Ionization energy ≈ leftmost peak energy.
  8. PES data is used to confirm electron configurations.
  9. Nuclear charge increases → all peaks shift right.
  10. PES is useful for identifying unknown elements.

๐Ÿ”— Unit 2: Molecular & Ionic Compounds (Energy Diagrams)

  1. Bond length is shown on x-axis.
  2. Bond strength is reflected in depth of the energy well.
  3. Lowest point = optimal bond length.
  4. Steeper curves = stronger repulsion at short distances.
  5. Bond order affects both energy and length.
  6. Weaker bonds = shallower wells.
  7. Energy curves model interatomic forces.
  8. Used to compare bond strength across molecules.
  9. Correlates with bond dissociation energy.
  10. Equilibrium point balances attraction and repulsion.

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