In the model of an atom, he employed Velocity and Radius to resolve a physics paradox. These facts about uncertainty contradict Bohr's ideas about electrons.
- It address the issue of stability, Bohr modified the Rutherford model by forcing electrons to travel in orbits of specified size & energy.
- Since there is no lower energy orbit through which the electron can jump, the atom will be stable in the state with the smallest orbit.
- Therefore, every radius of the atom's Bohr's orbit is equal to the square of the primary constant of proportionality, and the overall velocity of an electron in Bohr's orbit of an element is inversely related to the primary constant of proportionality.
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