3. The Bohr model predicted various properties of the hydrogen atom. Which of the following was NOT among them? a) the electron orbited 52.9 pm from the nucleus b) only certain energy states were allowable for the electron c) emissions of energy were the result of electrons moving from higher to lower energies d) light was carried by particles called photons e) the various energy levels were referred to as shells. 4. Which list below is an allowable set of quantum numbers for an electron?

3. The Bohr model predicted various properties of the hydrogen atom. Which of the following was NOT among them? a) the electron orbited 52.9 pm from the nucleus b) only certain energy states were allowable for the electron c) emissions of energy were the result of electrons moving from higher to lower energies d) light was carried by particles called photons e) the various energy levels were referred to as shells. 4. Which list below is an allowable set of quantum numbers for an electron?

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