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If Bohr said there are two electrons in the first shell then how many electrons would there be in the first shell of an atom according to the modern atomic theory? Another person said that Bohr's model
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If Bohr said there are two electrons in the first shell then how many electrons would there be in the first shell of an atom according to the modern atomic theory? Another person said that Bohr's model was correct then he said more than 2 which is a contradiction.

A. 0
B. 2
C. more than 2
D. It would depend on the element.

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I think it would be D

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