Question

In Bohr's model, the position of the electron (with the monochromatic light on)... Group of answer choices is restricted to orbits or certain radii, but the electron may be observed between these orbits when it moves. is restricted to orbits of certain radii around the nucleus. The position may change, but it must be in one of these orbits. is not constrained. The electron may be found anywhere outside of the nucleus.

Answer 1

True. it is restricted to the orbits of certain radii around the nucleus.

The position can change, but it must be in one of these orbits

Step-by-step explanation:

In this exercise some affirmations are given and you must select which ones are correct, for this we review the Bohr atomic model that has the following postulates:

* the orbits are circular

* Only certain orbits are stable, stationary state

* the radiation emitted is the difference in energy between two stable orbits

* the size of the orbit is given by the quantization of the angular momentum

L = n
`\hbar`

When reviewing the different statements, the correct one is:

* it is restricted to the orbits of certain radii around the nucleus.

The position can change, but it must be in one of these orbits