Bohr's first postulate lets an electron revolve in certain orbits how?
AWithout emitting radiant energy
BOnly when absorbing photons
COnly at the speed of light
DWhile steadily emitting light
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Without emitting radiant energy
Bohr proposed stable stationary orbits in which the electron does not radiate, contrary to classical theory.
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