The Bohr model accurately predicts the spectral lines of hydrogen but fails for helium. What is the fundamental limitation causing this discrepancy?
Q1. The Bohr model accurately predicts the spectral lines of hydrogen but fails for helium. What is the fundamental limitation causing this discrepancy?
Answer: Bohr's model does not account for electron-electron repulsion
Explanation: Bohr's model lacks electron-electron repulsion calculations (A). Option B is false because it only works for hydrogen-like atoms.