what was Bohr's postulate on revolution of electrons in the orbits of atom?
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Neil bohr's postulate on revolution of electrons in the orbits of atom was as follows:-
(1) they move in fixed orbits or paths which are known as 'shells'.
(2) they don't radiate their energy ( because if they did they will vanish in the nucleus but this used to happened only in rutherford's model of atom )
3) the shell closest to the nucleus will contain atom with low energy and the shell far from the nucleus will contain atom with high energy.
(1) they move in fixed orbits or paths which are known as 'shells'.
(2) they don't radiate their energy ( because if they did they will vanish in the nucleus but this used to happened only in rutherford's model of atom )
3) the shell closest to the nucleus will contain atom with low energy and the shell far from the nucleus will contain atom with high energy.
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