Neils Bohr
Project Created By: Heather Badskey
Bohr's Atomic Model
Lifetime Dates
Niels Henrik David Bohr was born on;
October 7th, 1885
Awards: He won the Noble Prize in Physics, Copley Medal, Sonning Prize, and many more awards as well.
He had two siblings: Harald and Jennifer.
Had Four kids: Aage, Ernest, Hans, and Erik
And he passed away on;
November 18th, 1962
October 7th, 1885
Awards: He won the Noble Prize in Physics, Copley Medal, Sonning Prize, and many more awards as well.
He had two siblings: Harald and Jennifer.
Had Four kids: Aage, Ernest, Hans, and Erik
And he passed away on;
November 18th, 1962
About Bohr's Atomic Model
The Bohr Model is one of the most modern of all the atoms. Electrons orbit the nucleus at a set distant. The energy's different between the initial and final orbit is emitted by the atom in bundles.
In 1913 Bohr's atomic model was introduced.
In 1913 Bohr's atomic model was introduced.
What are the Research and Experimentation done on the Bohr's Atomic Model?
The atomic theory was a combination of Rutherford work and ideas of the atom. Rutherford atomic theory was described as an atomic model focused on the nucleus with electrons going around in a circle of the nucleus in a fixed orbit. Then they had to accelerate the electrons to make them work right.