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प्रश्न
State any two limitations of Bohr’s model for the hydrogen atoms.
उत्तर
Two limitations of Bohr’s model for hydrogen atom:
- Bohr’s model for hydrogen atoms could not explain the line spectra of atoms other than hydrogen. Even for hydrogen, a more accurate study of the observed spectra showed multiple components in some lines which could not be explained on the basis of this model.
- It could not explain the varying intensity of emission lines.
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