Bohr Theory of Atomic Structure

Electrons jump from one energy level to another in a continuous manner

Electrons occupy specific energy levels and jump from one level to another (correct)

Electrons are stationary at the nucleus of the atom

Protons and neutrons are responsible for the atomic structure

Rutherford model has a nucleus with protons only while Bohr model has a nucleus with protons and neutrons

Rutherford model has electrons orbiting the nucleus in a random manner while Bohr model has electrons orbiting the nucleus in specific energy levels (correct)

Rutherford model has a solid nucleus while Bohr model has a hollow nucleus

Rutherford model has electrons in fixed energy levels while Bohr model has electrons in random energy levels

Energy levels are responsible for the movement of electrons in the nucleus

Energy levels are the regions around the nucleus where electrons orbit (correct)

Energy levels are the paths through which electrons jump from one energy level to another

Energy levels determine the chemical properties of an element

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