Re: Bohr's Atom still number one

"guskz@xxxxxxxxxxx" <guskz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Under Bohr's theory, that is correct. And under Bohr's theory, they fall
into the nucleus very quickly.



My point was your canon ball. The canon ball does NOT undergo constant
acceleration.

It does. 32 ft/sec^2 acceleration toward the center of the earth. Absent
that acceleration it would travel in a straight line.

-10 points.
-90 points for failure to do the other homework problems.



For the same reason (excluding friction) the canon don't crash into
the Earth...the electron don't crash into the nucleus.
This should not affect Bohr's theory. You're talking about angular
acceleration and this is invisble both to the electron and the canon.

The electron and canon are in ****their**** opinion not accelerating,
thus neither needs to radiate anything.
The electron and canon are in their opinion traveling at a constant
velocity.

The electrons in a cyclotron and the electrons in a magnetron 'in their own
optionion' are not accelerating. But they are radiating.

- 10 points


IF THEY WERE TO FEEL ANYTHING AT ALL THEN THEY WOULD BE
****************SLOWING DOWN***********

The electrons in a cyclotron and in a magnetron are not slowing down.

-10 points.

Again. Bohrs theory fails to explain why electrons in orbit around atomic
nucleii do not radiate, this is ONE of the reasons the theory was
abandoned.

You better start doing your homework.





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bz

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infinite set.

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