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what are the short comings of bohr's atomic model?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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1) The theory could not account for the spectra of atoms more complex than hydrogen. 2) The theory does not give any information regarding the distribution and arrangement of electrons in an atom. 3) It does not explain, the experimentally observed variations in intensity of the spectral lines of the element.

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Answered by mukeshkumar34225
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this theory not explain the splitting of spectral lines in presence of electric and magnetic field

this theory is applicable for H like atoms only

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