Bohr’s model proposes that only specific orbits with quantized energy levels are stable for electrons, explaining the stability of atoms.
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Bohr’s model proposes that only specific orbits with quantized energy levels are stable for electrons, explaining the stability of atoms.
In Bohr’s model, only certain orbits are allowed for electrons because they correspond to specific energy levels where the electron’s angular momentum is quantized, maintaining stability without radiating energy.