according to Bohr's atomic the energy of the farthest shell from the nucleus is?
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In the Bohr model, the most stable, lowest energy level is found in the innermost orbit. This first orbital forms a shell around the nucleus and is assigned a principal quantum number (n) of n=1.. Additional orbital shells are assigned values n=2, n=3, n=4, etc.
As electrons move farther away from the nucleus, they gain potential energy and become less stable. Atoms with electrons in their lowest energy orbits are in a "ground" state, and those with electrons jumped to higher energy orbits are in an exicted state
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As electrons move farther away from the nucleus, they gain potential energy and become less stable. Atoms with electrons in their lowest energy orbits are in a "ground" state, and those with electrons jumped to higher energy orbits are in an exicted state
Read more: Bohr Model - Energy, Electrons, Quantum, and Electron - JRank Articles
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