Why Rutherford's and bohr model of atom were rejected?

Answer 1

Rutherford's model has a centralized nucleus that contains protons and neutrons with orbiting electrons. This is wrong because the electrons are shown in stable orbits and they actually exist in probability clouds.

Answer 2

In Rutherford's atomic model, the electron would be emitting wavelengths while orbiting the nucleolus. The electron would spiral into the nucleolus and eventually colide with it. with this model, life would not exist.

Answer 3

The Bohr model was ultimately replaced by the more accurate quantum mechanical model. While the Bohr model could explain some spectral lines of hydrogen, it failed to account for the fine details of more complex atoms. Rutherford's model was rejected because it couldn't explain the stability of atoms or the continuous spectrum of light emitted by hot objects.

Answer 4

it says that electrons keep emiting energy when orbiting, this eventually causes lose of energy and the atom would collapes. It also lacked neutral particles, or neutrons.

Answer 5

Rutherford;s says that electrons are revolving around the nucleus and at one time the electrons are diffusing in nucleus and the atom destroy.