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| In Bohr's model, electron energy depends on _______. |
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| In Bohr's model, energy is absorbed when electrons move to ________ orbits. |
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| In Bohr's model, energy is emitted when electrons move to ______ orbits. |
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| In Bohr's model, adding energy to an atom (by absorbing a photon)brings its energy closer to ___. Is the change positive or negative? |
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| In Bohr's model, taking energy from an atom (by emitting a photon) makes the atom's energy more positive or negative? |
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| What are the four weaknesses of the Bohr Model? |
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| Schrodinger Model is like |
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| The amount of energy it takes to completely remove an electron from a gaseous atom. |
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| Species that have the same number and kind of electrons. |
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