Limitations of Bohr's Theory

The video discusses Bohr's theory, which explains the stability of atoms and the quantization of electron orbits. It highlights the limitations of Bohr's theory, such as its inability to explain fine spectra, multi-electronic systems, and phenomena like the Zeeman and Stark effects. The video also introduces wave-particle duality, suggesting that if electrons behave as waves, Bohr's concept of circular orbits is incorrect.

What is the significance of Bohr's concept of quantization in atomic theory?

Explain the limitations of Bohr's theory in relation to multi-electron systems.

What is the Zeeman effect and why could Bohr's theory not explain it?

Discuss the implications of the Stark effect in the context of atomic spectra.

How does de Broglie's theory differ from Bohr's theory regarding the behavior of electrons?