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Bohr orbits are subject to the equation

 

[math]n\lambda [/math] = [math]2\pi {r_n}[/math]

 

n = 1,2,3,4....

 

Where rn denotes the radius of the orbit which contains n wavelengths.

 

Bohr's theory only had one quantum number, n

 

So if n = 10 the circumference of the orbit circle contains 10 wavelengths.

 

Does this help?

 

gosh why is latex so difficult on this site?

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