Chemistry, asked by ashotosh1003, 11 months ago

Why do electrons do not radiate energy in discrete orbits and fall?

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Answered by Shubhit569
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So, electrons do not radiate energy because they are in some kind of a stable state, and that means they are in a state of maximum entropy in a closed system. Such electrons are also in their inertial state with no external force acting on them. That means the "revolving space particle" model does not apply.

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So, electrons do not radiate energy because they are in some kind of a stable state, and that means they are in a state of maximum entropy in a closed system. Such electrons are also in their inertial state with no external force acting on them. That means the "revolving space particle" model does not apply.

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