Schrodinger's atomic theory became the basis for modern atomic theory. Before this theory can be replaced, what must happen?
a. Scientists must alter and study existing models.
b. Scientists must apply and review new technologies.
c. Scientists must re-examine and reject earlier theories.
d. Scientists must test and agree on a new theory.

Question

Schrodinger's atomic theory became the basis for modern atomic theory. Before this theory can be replaced, what must happen?  
a. Scientists must alter and study existing models.
b. Scientists must apply and review new technologies.
c. Scientists must re-examine and reject earlier theories.
d. Scientists must test and agree on a new theory.

anonymous · Answer

id say:
d. Scientists must test and agree on a new theory.

anonymous · Answer

None of the above, although Kryten gives the best of a set of bad answers.  The true answer is: some experimental measurement has to be made which can't be explained by modern atomic theory.  Until we have a REASON for altering a theory, we do not.