Bohr’s model suggests that electrons in discrete orbits do not radiate energy, contrary to Rutherford’s prediction of continuous energy loss.
How does Bohr’s model differ from Rutherford’s regarding the radiation of energy by electrons?
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Bohr’s model suggests that electrons in discrete orbits do not radiate energy, contrary to Rutherford’s prediction of continuous energy loss.
Bohr’s model differs from Rutherford’s by proposing that electrons in specific orbits do not radiate energy, while Rutherford’s model suggested that electrons in circular orbits continuously emit radiation and lose energy.