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6. What type of spin will two electrons in the same orbital have?
7. In which order should these steps be in to describe how a mass spectrometer works?
- Detection, Vaporisation, Deflection, Acceleration, Ionisation
- Ionisation, Vaporisation, Acceleration, Deflection, Detection
- Vaporisation, Ionisation, Acceleration, Deflection, Detection
- Vaporisation, Acceleration, Ionisation, Deflection, Detection
8. Which type of electron orbital as the highest energy value?
9. What does a mass spectrometer measure?
- The relative atomic mass and the relative abundance of different isotopes
- The number of neutrons in an atom
- The charge of an ion
10. What is the relative mass of an electron?
11. What is the general trend for ionisation energy down a group?
12. An ion is a charged particle
13. What is used to remove the electrons of atoms in a mass spectrometer?
- A magnet
- An electron gun
- An electron shield
- An electical field
14. The orbital 3s has a higher energy value then the orbital 3p
15. In what state must an atom be in to measure it's 1st ionisation energy?
16. How many different types of p orbitals are there?
17. What is the cause for a large increase in ionisation energy of an atom?
- The electrons get closer to the nulceus
- The electrons get further from the nucleus
- There are more electrons to remove
18. Orbitals of the same energy will take a single electron each before pairing starts
19. What is the relative charge of a proton?
20. The highest energy electrons are lost when an ion is formed except for when the electron is in which electron orbital?