alleryIn Bohr's model, an electron in a stationary orbit:
Acontinuously radiates electromagnetic waves
Bradiates only γ-rays
Cdoes not radiate energy
Dmoves with constant velocity
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. does not radiate energy
Allowed orbits are postulated to be non-radiating ('stationary').
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