Who is Bohr?

Answer 1

One of the physicists that worked on Quantum Mechanics in the 1920s and 1930s. He is Danish and lived in Copenhagen. He is most popularly known for his interpretation of Quantum Mechanics that came to be called the Copenhagen Interpretation (which Einstein strongly opposed).

During WW2 following the Nazi invasion of Denmark, he nearly died in a unpressurized part of a British bomber from lack of oxygen, even though he was given an oxygen mask and bottle, when the mask came loose from his large head and he blacked out before he could put it back.

Answer 2

Niels Bohr did many things, but got his Nobel prize for explaining the spectra of one electron atoms. His model helped usher in quantum theory. Bohr assumed angular momentum was quantized. It is called the Old Quantum Theory.

Later Bohr spent a lot of time arguing with Einstein about the meaning of quantum mechanics. Bohr believed that Nature is fundamentally statistical. Einstein said, "God did not play dice."

Answer 3

What the difference between Bohr structure and James Rutherford structure

Answer 4

A bohrate is another term for a bohriate, an oxyanion of bohrium, or any salt containing such an ion.

Answer 5

he found the electron spectra of hydrogen