Neils bohr hydrogen atom

Neils bohr hydrogen atom does not represent ,explain and account for
what is in hydrogen atom.
structure of hydrogen atom can only be explain using
rotation-revolution principle.with basic concept of planetary
rotation-revolution principle

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Neils bohr hydrogen atom does not represent ,explain and account for
what is in hydrogen atom.
structure of hydrogen atom can only be explain using
rotation-revolution principle.with basic concept of planetary
rotation-revolution principle


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When we refer to more than one of something, we usually put the letter s
on the end of it.

Examples:

One cat
Two cats

See the letter s?

Another example:

One scientist
Two scientists
Three scientists

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peter wrote:

Neils bohr hydrogen atom does not represent ,explain and account for
what is in hydrogen atom.

Err, right. Hint: This was already noticed around 1920, and in 1926,
Schroedinger found a solution for this. You might try to read up on the
basics of Quantum Mechanics before inventing your own model...

(why do crackpots always attack Bohr's model and, even if one tells them
that Bohr's model has been outdated for nearly 80 years now, don't ever
try to look up what the *real* model used in physics today is?)


structure of hydrogen atom can only be explain using
rotation-revolution principle.with basic concept of planetary
rotation-revolution principle

If you say so... *sigh*


Bye,
Bjoern

(peter) wrote in sci.astro:

Neils bohr hydrogen atom does not represent ,explain and account for
what is in hydrogen atom.

Niels Bohr does not represent current quantum mechanics insights.

structure of hydrogen atom can only be explain using
rotation-revolution principle.with basic concept of planetary
rotation-revolution principle

While Niels Bohr explained quite something, you explain quite zilch.

Stick to two hydrogen atoms combined with one oxigen atom instead of the
beverage you obviously took.


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