Physics, asked by pvjkartikeyan, 8 months ago

which is not applicable to Bohr's theory

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Answered by maryamasim65

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Yes, Bohr’s theory is not applicable to He atom, it is applicable only to H atom. That is why it is frequently called Bohr’s theory of Hydrogen atom. It is applicable because it contains only one electron. If there are two or more electrons, Bohr’s theory fails.

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