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BOHR SAID THAT THE ELECTRONS REVOLVE IN CIRCULAR PATH AND SOME OTHER IS SAYING SOME OTHER THINGS I AM CONFUSED CANU PLEASE EXPLAIN WHAT IS IT..AND HOW ELECTRON REVOLVES AROUND THE NUCLEUS.AND HOW THEY FORM BONDS......?

sumanth , 11 Years ago
Grade 9
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Navin rockzzz

Last Activity: 11 Years ago

electrons revolve around the nuclues in circulars orbits only bcoz bohrs explained it clearly ......

Ramarao

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vinayak

Last Activity: 10 Years ago

it is only electrons which move around nucleus as centrifugal and coloumb`s force balance each other.hereby making it to move it with constant velocity

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