Question

choose the most correct answer. question 1 (1 point) according to bohr, why doesnt the electron collapse into the nucleus? the electrons are embedded in the nucleus like a blueberry muffin the atom is a solid particle, like a billiard ball the electrons do not emit energy as they orbit the nucleus the electrons are too far away from the nucleus

Explanation:

Bohr's model proposed that electrons orbit the nucleus in fixed - energy levels or shells. They do not emit energy continuously as they orbit, which prevents them from spiraling into the nucleus. The "blueberry muffin" model is Thomson's plum - pudding model, the solid particle model is Dalton's model, and electrons being too far away is not the correct explanation according to Bohr.

Answer:

The electrons do not emit energy as they orbit the nucleus