The nucleus of an atom is tiny, positively charged, and has most of the mass.

Electrons are negatively charged, and orbit the nucleus like planets around the sun.

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The Bohr Atom - Implications

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• The Hydrogen Spectrum Explained
• More Complex Spectra Not Explained
• Uncollapsing Atoms Not Explained
• Bohr's Rules Not Explained

The Bohr Atom

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The Bohr Atom - Examples

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• The Hydrogen Spectrum Explained
• More Complex Spectra Not Explained
• Uncollapsing Atoms Not Explained
• Bohr's Rules Not Explained

The Bohr Atom

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The Bohr Atom - Questions

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• The Hydrogen Spectrum Explained
• More Complex Spectra Not Explained
• Uncollapsing Atoms Not Explained
• Bohr's Rules Not Explained

The Bohr Atom