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David Drayer
Dec 14, 2016

The Bohr model indicates that the electrons "orbit" the atom's nucleus in a fixed pattern.

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In reality the electrons do not move about the nucleus in a fixed orbit. Quantum mechanic and the Schroderns wave equation indicate that the movement of the electron around the nucleus is a probability of finding the electron in a given space or area.

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