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Neils Bohr first proposed a model of the Atom that was like the Solar System with its Planets (Electrons) orbiting around the Sun (Nucleus). The orbits of the Electrons were considered to be Pre-Defined, but they could JUMP between orbit levels with the addition or subtraction of energy to the Atom.

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