I can then subsequently lose an electron from the lithium ion. Lithium ion loses an electron to become lithium 2plus.
然后我能在锂离子中,失去一个电子,锂离子失去一个电子,变为二价锂离子。
We started with gaseous sodium to make gaseous sodium ion and gaseous atomic chlorine to make gaseous chloride ion through electron transfer.
我们从气态的钠开始,得到气态的钠离子,从气态的氯原子,通过电子转移得到氯离子。
Electron affinity is actually the ability of an atom, or we could also talk about an ion to gain electrons.
电子亲和能其实就是一个原子,或者我们也可以讨论离子获取电子的能力。
So in the case of boron here, what we're starting with is the ion, and now we're going to pull one more electron out.
那么在硼的情况下,我们应该从这个离子开始,现在我们要再拿走一个电子。
So chlorine, if we talk about it in terms of electron affinity, we would be writing that we're actually gaining an electron here, and getting the ion, c l minus.
那么,氯,如果我们要讨论它的电子亲和能,我们会假设它真的得到了,一个电子而变成离子,负一价的氯。
So, basically any time we have a really high positive number of electron affinity, it means that that atom or ion really wants to gain another electron, and it will be very stable and happy if it does so.
因此,基本上无论什么时候,只要我们有一个很大的正的电子亲和能,这就意味着这个原子,或离子非常希望得到一个电子,如果它得到了,会变得更稳定更开心。
And I know there's a lot to talk about this competition, but let's just get into listening mode here and talk about how we can figure out what the correct electron configuration is for this ion.
我知道刚才关于这次比赛大家有很多话要聊,但是请大家先转换到听讲的模式,来看看如何才能弄清楚,这个离子正确的电子排布。
You can think of electron affinity as sort of the ionization in reverse of the ion.
电子亲合,是离子化的逆过程。
Again, lithium gas loses an electron to become lithium ion plus electron.
同样地,气态锂失去一个电子,变成多了一个电子的锂离子。
That's a very large number, it's all relative, so you don't necessarily know it's large without me telling you or giving you other ions to compare to, but chlorine does have a very large affinity, meaning it's really likes getting an electron and becoming a chlorine ion.
这是个非常大的数值,这种数值都是相对的,因此你不一定能知道这是非常大的,除非我告诉你或给你另外离子数值作为参考,但是氯确实有很高的电子亲和能,这意味着它非常乐意得到一个电子,而变成一个氯离子。
So, for example, in an electrochemical cell, it would be possible to take the sodium ion, give back its electron, and convert it into a metallic sodium, take the chloride ion, remove its electron, and restore chlorine gas.
所以,例如一个电化学的电池,它可能带有钠离子,让它得到电子,把它变成金属钠,得到氯离子,让它失去电子,作为氯气储存。
Will it be if you take a 3 s electron from neutral silicone, if you take a 3 p electron from the neutral atom, or if you take a 3 p from the ion?
是从中性硅原子中拿走一个,3,s,电子呢,还是从中性硅原子中拿走一个,3,p,电子呢,又或者是从硅离子中拿走一个,3,p,电子呢?
So, in the case of boron plus 1, what we are starting with is the ion, so we're starting with a 2 s electron, 2 s 1 and then we're going to 2 s 1 here.
在正一价硼中,我们面对的是这个离子,本来就应该从,2,s,电子开始,然后这里变成。
We can write out what it is for any certain atom or ion x, X so it's just x plus an electron gives us x minus.
我们可以用,X,来表示一个任意的原子或离子,因此可以写成,X,加一个电子等于负一价的。
I don't care how you do it on exams or on problem sets, but you do need to be aware that the 3 d once filled is lower in energy than the 4 s, and the reason you need to be aware of that is if you're asked for the electron configuration now of the titanium ion.
我不关心你们在考试或者,问题集中如何做它,但是你们的确需要知道3d一旦被填充,它的能量是小于4s的,你们需要知道这个的原因,是如果你现在被要求,写出钛离子的电子构型。
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