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Bohr’s atomic model is an improvement over Rutherford’s model and is based on:
a) Maxwell’s electromagnetic theory
b) Newton’s laws of motion
c) Planck’s quantum theory
d) Huygens’ wave theory
Option c - Planck’s quantum theory
According to Bohr’s postulates, an electron present in a selected quantum orbit:
a) Continuously absorbs energy
b) Continuously emits energy
c) Both absorbs and emits energy
d) Neither absorbs nor emits energy
Option d - Neither absorbs nor emits energy
As per Bohr’s atomic theory, the angular momentum of an electron in an allowed orbit is proportional to the:
a) Inverse of the principal quantum number
b) Square of the principal quantum number
c) Cube of the principal quantum number
d) Principal quantum number
Option d - Principal quantum number
In Bohr’s model, which physical quantity is quantized and can exist only in integral multiples of h/27 is?
a) Angular momentum
b) Linear momentum
c) energy–momentum
d) Quantum frequency
Option a - Angular momentum
Bohr’s atomic model gained acceptance mainly because it successfully explained:
a) Relativistic effects
b) Nuclear properties
c) The experimentally observed hydrogen Spectrum
d) The size of the nucleus
Option c - The experimentally observed hydrogen Spectrum
Bohr modified Rutherford’s atomic model by introducing the condition that:
a) Orbiting electrons continuously emit Light
b) Electrons are restricted to specific permitted orbits
c) All electrons possess identical Mass
d) All nuclei of an element have the same charge
Option b - Electrons are restricted to specific permitted orbits
While formulating his atomic theory, Bohr applied the principle of conservation of:
a) Angular momentum
b) Linear momentum
c) energy–momentum
d) Quantum frequency
Option a - Angular momentum
According to Bohr’s model, an electron can revolve steadily around the nucleus only if it moves in a:
a) Continuously expanding orbit
b) Gradually shrinking orbit
c) Orbit of fixed but arbitrary radius
d) Allowed or quantized orbit
Option d - Allowed or quantized orbit
With an increase in the radius of an electron’s orbit:
a) Kinetic energy decreases and potential energy increases
b) Kinetic energy increases and potential energy decreases
c) Both kinetic and potential energies decrease
d) Both kinetic and potential energies increase
Option a - Kinetic energy decreases and potential energy increases
If the time period of an electron in the first Bohr orbit is T, then the time period in the second orbit is:
a) 8T
b) 4T
c) 2T
d) T/8
Option a - 8T
An electron revolving around the nucleus possesses:
a) Only potential energy
b) Only kinetic energy
c) Both kinetic and potential energy
d) Zero energy
Option c - Both kinetic and potential energy
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