Niels Bohr was a great scientist. He helped understand more about atoms and they're structure. He is the author of several books on the matter of Physical Science and Atoms.
Bohr Cell Model
Bohr Model for Nitrogen
The Bohr Cell Model:
Niels Bohr's cell model is one that people continue to use even today. It states that different rings surrounding the nucleus can hold certain amounts of electrons. For example, in the first level of a Bohr Model, there may only be 2 electrons. In all other surrounding layers, however, there can be up to eight. If a chemical has eight electrons in its outer level, than it is considered a noble element. This means that no matter what, that element can not be combined with another.
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“The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement. But the opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth.”
won the 1922 Nobel Prize for physics
got his doctorate in 1911 from University of Copenhagen
after^^^ went to learn from Ernest Rutherford
1913- published a theory that was a development on previous theories issued by Ernest Rutherford and it suggested that outer "rings" could hold more than inner "rings
Summary of Niels Bohr:
Born in Copenhagen in 1885 to parents Christian and Ellan Bohr, Niels Bohr was a very intelligent man. He came from a family of intellgent people including his brother, Harold. Followin his family's past in an educational proffesion, he became a proffesor at Copenhagen University, teaching Physiology.Niels went to Copenhagen University where he got his Master's degree in physics. During the spring of 1912 he work in Manchester with Professor Ernest Rutherford. Also in 1912, Niels Bohr married Margethe Norlund, with whom, he had six children. Of the six children, all were boys, though two of them passed away at a young age. However, his four living sons went on to carry out highly successful careers in their father's foot steps.
Cied: November 18, 1962
Niels Bohr was a great scientist. He helped understand more about atoms and they're structure. He is the author of several books on the matter of Physical Science and Atoms.
Bohr Cell Model
The Bohr Cell Model:
Niels Bohr's cell model is one that people continue to use even today. It states that different rings surrounding the nucleus can hold certain amounts of electrons. For example, in the first level of a Bohr Model, there may only be 2 electrons. In all other surrounding layers, however, there can be up to eight. If a chemical has eight electrons in its outer level, than it is considered a noble element. This means that no matter what, that element can not be combined with another.
Random Stuff/Facts...
“The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement. But the opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth.”
won the 1922 Nobel Prize for physics
got his doctorate in 1911 from University of Copenhagen
after^^^ went to learn from Ernest Rutherford
1913- published a theory that was a development on previous theories issued by Ernest Rutherford and it suggested that outer "rings" could hold more than inner "rings
Summary of Niels Bohr:
Born in Copenhagen in 1885 to parents Christian and Ellan Bohr, Niels Bohr was a very intelligent man. He came from a family of intellgent people including his brother, Harold. Followin his family's past in an educational proffesion, he became a proffesor at Copenhagen University, teaching Physiology.Niels went to Copenhagen University where he got his Master's degree in physics. During the spring of 1912 he work in Manchester with Professor Ernest Rutherford. Also in 1912, Niels Bohr married Margethe Norlund, with whom, he had six children. Of the six children, all were boys, though two of them passed away at a young age. However, his four living sons went on to carry out highly successful careers in their father's foot steps.