Teacher's Guide to the Chem Study Chemistry Films
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Does the film provide a "recipe" for predicting whether stable chemical bonds will form?
(No. When orbital occupancy has been discussed later in Chapter l6, the student should be able to make such predictions.) It merely explains why the energy drops as atoms come together when experiment shows that a bond does form.
2. What provides the "glue" which bonds atoms together?
(The fact that each electron is able to spend consider- able time between the two nuclei provides strong at- tractions that ...can lower the energy.) The attractions lower the energy more than the repulsions raise the energy because the electrons "correlate" their move- ments so they stay far apart most of the time.
SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL A careful comparisor^ of the helium glow and the hydrogen glow colors shows that they are indeed different, though some students may ask if they are the same. In fact, a 3.
TEACHERS GUIDE FOR CHEM Study FILM NO. 4137 spectroscopic examination of the helium glow was carried out to ensure the proper color.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Does the film provide a "recipe" for predicting whether stable chemical bonds will form?
(No. When orbital occupancy has been discussed later in Chapter l6, the student should be able to make such predictions.) It merely explains why the energy drops as atoms come together when experiment shows that a bond does form.
2. What provides the "glue" which bonds atoms together?
(The fact that each electron is able to spend consider- able time between the two nuclei provides strong at- tractions that ...can lower the energy.) The attractions lower the energy more than the repulsions raise the energy because the electrons "correlate" their move- ments so they stay far apart most of the time.
SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL A careful comparisor^ of the helium glow and the hydrogen glow colors shows that they are indeed different, though some students may ask if they are the same. In fact, a 3.
TEACHERS GUIDE FOR CHEM Study FILM NO. 4137 spectroscopic examination of the helium glow was carried out to ensure the proper color.
What to read after Teacher's Guide to the Chem Study Chemistry Films?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chemical Education Materials Study to read onlineMoreLess
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