124. Bohr's model is applicable to explain :-
(A) Zeeman effect
(B) Stark effect
(O) Bond formation of H2
(D) Hydrogen spectrum
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stark effect
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because its deals with wavelength
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(D) Hydrogen spectrum.
Explanation:
- Bohr's model explain the line of hydrogen spectrum in terms of absorbing and emitting of photons to change the energy levels.
- In 1915 Neil Bohr proposed a Bohr model of the atom which came into existence with the modification of Rutherford's model.
- Bohr model has modified explanation of atomic structures that explains about electron movement in fixed orbitals and also explain that each orbits have fixed energy.
- Bohr model consists of postively charged small nuclues surrounded by negative electrons moving around the nuclues in orbits.
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