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Bohr's model can explain

A

The sopectrum of hydrogen atom only

B

The sopectrum of an atom or ion containing one electron only

C

The sopectrum of a hydrogen molecule

D

The solar spectrum

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The correct Answer is:
B
Bohr's nodes is only applicable to a single electron spcies `(H,H_(2)^(o+),Li^(2+),Be^(3+))`
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  • Bohr model can explain the spectrum of

    A
    hydrogen atom only
    B
    an atom or ion having one electon only
    C
    the hydrogrn molecule only
    D
    the sodium atom only

  • Bohr model cannot explain spectrum of

    A
    the hydrogen atom only
    B
    all elements
    C
    any atomic or ionic species having one electron only
    D
    the hydrogen molecule

  • Bohr's model cannot explain the spectrum of neutral Lithium atoms because

    A
    Lithium has neutrons in its nucleus
    B
    Lithium has 3 protons in its nucleus
    C
    Each lithium atom has more than one electron
    D
    Neutral lithium atoms have no spectral lines at all

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