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What is a drawback of Rutherford's Atomic Model?
What is a drawback of Rutherford's Atomic Model?
- It accurately describes the line spectrum of atoms.
- It can't explain the stability of the atom. (correct)
- It involves the concept of orbiting electrons.
- It predicts the velocity of light in the atom.
In Bohr's Atomic Model, what does an electron do in the 15th orbit?
In Bohr's Atomic Model, what does an electron do in the 15th orbit?
- The electron's velocity decreases.
- The electron escapes the atom.
- The electron's velocity remains fixed. (correct)
- The electron collapses into the nucleus.
Why can't Bohr's model explain the continuous spectrum of atoms?
Why can't Bohr's model explain the continuous spectrum of atoms?
- It predicts the stability of atoms.
- It doesn't account for continuous energy levels.
- It lacks an explanation for line spectra. (correct)
- It involves stable orbits for electrons.
What is the relationship between Rutherford's model and a collapsing atom?
What is the relationship between Rutherford's model and a collapsing atom?
How does Bohr's model differ from Rutherford's model in terms of explaining atom stability?
How does Bohr's model differ from Rutherford's model in terms of explaining atom stability?