For which of the following species, Bohr's theory is not applicable?

Question

For which of the following species, Bohr's theory is not applicable? (A) Be 3+ (B) Li 2+ (C) He 2+ (D) H

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Bohr model of an atom is applicable for those species which have only 1 electron but He2+ do not have any electron. Therefore, this model is not applicable to He2+

Q. For which of the following species, Bohr's theory is not applicable?

$B e^{3 +}$

$L i^{2 +}$

$H e^{2 +}$

$H$

Bohr model of an atom is applicable for those species which have only 1 electron but $H e^{2 +}$ do not have any electron. Therefore, this model is not applicable to $H e^{2 +}$

Q. For which of the following species, Bohr's theory is not applicable?

Be3+

Li2+

He2+

H

Bohr model of an atom is applicable for those species which have only 1 electron but He2+ do not have any electron. Therefore, this model is not applicable to He2+

$B e^{3 +}$

$L i^{2 +}$

$H e^{2 +}$

$H$

Bohr model of an atom is applicable for those species which have only 1 electron but $H e^{2 +}$ do not have any electron. Therefore, this model is not applicable to $H e^{2 +}$