Question

which statement about niels bohrs atomic model is true?
○ higher orbits have lower energies.
○ each orbit has a specific energy level.
○ electrons can exist in any energy level.
○ orbits close to the nucleus have no energy.

Explanation:

Bohr's atomic model proposes that electrons occupy discrete, fixed-energy orbits (energy levels) around the nucleus. Higher orbits (farther from the nucleus) have higher energies, electrons cannot exist in arbitrary energy levels, and even inner orbits have a specific, non-zero energy. Only the statement about specific energy levels per orbit aligns with the model.

Answer:

Each orbit has a specific energy level.