MCQ
The simple Bohr modle is not applicable to He$^4$ atom because:
- AHe$^4$ is an inert gas.
- BElectrons are not subject to central forces.
- CHe$^4$ has one more electron.
- ✓B and C both
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
B and C both
Solution:
Bohr model applies only to a Hydrogen-like atom (or atom having one electron). 2He$^4$ atom has two electrons. Also, these electrons are not subject to central forces.
Bohr model applies only to a Hydrogen-like atom (or atom having one electron). 2He$^4$ atom has two electrons. Also, these electrons are not subject to central forces.
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