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In the Bohr model of the atom, electrons exist in fixed orbits and they cannot move from one level to another. True False
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they can't move from one level to another unless energy is supplied or released.
Partly false. The electrons may only occupy certain orbits, but they can move from one to the other.
electrons does not exit in fixed orbits they exist in electron cloud which may be assumed by probability as a fixed orbit. second part of he speech is correct if there is a stable nuclei. otherwise elctrons can jump from one to another orbit or might jump out of the atom depends :P
so is it true or false
its false.
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