compare the atomic model of Rutherford for JJ Thomson and Neil bohr
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The comparison of electrons to the planet in the solar system is the t
major drawback of Rutherford's atomic model.
According to classical physics a charged particle under acceleration radiates energy and when an eletron loses its energy it move towards centre (near to nucleus) and after some time the atom will collapse due to this reason.
Bohr's concept of atoms
he corrected the Rutherford's atomic model
by;
each energy shell is associated with certain amount of energy and this energy increases on going further to nucleus and vise-versa.
There is no change in energy until the electrons keep on moving on the same shell
they loses or gain energy when the chance their respective shells.
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The comparison of electrons to the planet in the solar system is the t
major drawback of Rutherford's atomic model.
According to classical physics a charged particle under acceleration radiates energy and when an eletron loses its energy it move towards centre (near to nucleus) and after some time the atom will collapse due to this reason.
Bohr's concept of atoms
he corrected the Rutherford's atomic model
by;
each energy shell is associated with certain amount of energy and this energy increases on going further to nucleus and vise-versa.
There is no change in energy until the electrons keep on moving on the same shell
they loses or gain energy when the chance their respective shells.
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