Question

What is the main problem with a Planetary system model of the atom?
Electrons moving in a circle would be accelerating, would lose energy, and
would therefore not be able to maintain their orbits.
O Protons would be required to emit electromagnetic radiation when accelerated.
O The Planetary system model requires a massless, positively charged matrix and
there is no evidence that this exists.
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Answer 1

Electrons moving in a circle would be accelerating, would lose energy, and would therefore not be able to maintain their orbits.

What are atomic models?

Atomic models are designed to determine the nature of the atom. There have been several atomic models whose ultimate aim have been to underscore the interaction between the particles that compose the atom.

The atomic models include;

• The Thompson model
• The Rutherford model
• The Bohr model
• The Wave mechanics model

The main problem of the Planetary system model (Rutherford model) of the atom is that electrons moving in a circle would be accelerating, would lose energy, and would therefore not be able to maintain their orbits.

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