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Atomic Models and Spectroscopes
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| Title | Atomic Models and Spectroscopes |
| Description | This activity pairs an in-lab computer investigation of models of the hydrogen atom with the experimental determination of the emission spectrum of hydrogen and helium by using spectroscopes and discharge lamps. |
| Subject | Chemistry |
| Level | Undergrad - Intro |
| Type | Concept Questions, Lab |
| Duration | 120 minutes |
| Answers Included | No |
| Language | English |
| Keywords | Spectroscopy, emission, hydrogen atom, spectroscope |
| Simulation(s) | Models of the Hydrogen Atom |
| Author(s) | Ted Clark |
| Contact Email | clark.789@osu.edu |
| School / Organization | The Ohio State University, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry |
| Date submitted | 7/14/12 |
| Date updated | 7/16/12 |
Comments
smeltzt@udasd.org wrote: My students were able to learn a great deal about atomic models on their own. It is truly self guided - a good inquiry-based activity. It makes students think and they must understand the concepts to answer the given questions.
Trish
1/12/13
Although I agree that the structure enables independence, I do not feel like the students are driven by inquiry, rather strong guidance.
Trish
1/12/13
mrgreschuk@mac.com wrote: Atomic Models and Spectroscopes by user clark.789@osu.edu with reason: Excellent, Easy to follow for H.S.+. Worked well as a final exam review activity in my Modeling Chemistry Class.
Trish
6/8/13
