Bohr's model fails even for which simple atom?
ASingly ionised helium
BNeutral helium atom
CDoubly ionised lithium
DAtomic hydrogen gas
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Neutral helium atom
Helium has two electrons, and Bohr's model ignores electron-electron forces, so it cannot treat helium.
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