1. Calculations involving wavelength, frequency, and the energy of electron energy levels
2. Conceptual understanding of both the Bohr model of the atom and the Quantum Mechanical model of the atom, including quantum numbers
3. Writing electron configurations, both excited and ground state, for elements using nothing but a periodic table
4. Interpretation of mass spectroscopy (MS) data.
5. Interpretation of photoelectric spectroscopy (PES) data.
6. Understanding how electron and atomic structure relates to the concepts of atomic size, ionic size, and ionization energy.
7. Predicting trends in reactivity based on position in the periodic table.
Introduction to Light (Professor Dave!)
Review of Bohr model of the atom (not me but a colleague of mine)
Fundamental relationships between wavelength, frequency, and energy (not me)
The Organizational System of the Quantum Mechanical Model (me, but this is my Regents Video)
Periodicity Review (Bozeman Science)
Relative sizes of orbitals, Successive Ionization Energies, Electron Affinity
Photoelectron Spectroscopy (Bozeman Science)