This limitation is a direct consequence of the wave-nature of electrons.It asserts that “You can NOT measure accuratelyboth the position and momentum of an electron simultaneously, and this uncertainty is a fundamental property of the act of measurement itself”.The uncertainty principle is a cornerstone of quantum theory.This failure is due to violation of the Uncertainty principle.Also, Bohr has no explanation of why electrons simply don’t fall into the positively charged nucleus.Unfortunately, Bohr’s mathematical interpretation fails when an atom has more than 1 electron(nonetheless, it still serves as a useful visual representation of an atom).In chapter 4, we used Bohr’s model of the atom to describe atomic behavior.Lecture 7: Quantum Numbers and Electron Configurations Dr Harris 9/10/12 HW: Ch5: 2, 5, 7, 17, 19, 24, 43, 44
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