Bohr Model Vs. Shrodingers Mech. wave model

[RegularStuden]

Homework Statement

In Chemistry class i was assigned a essay. This essay was comparing and contrasting the mechanical wave model to Bohrs model of an atom. some things i have now are
Bohrs
-Unreliable for finding electrons in orbits
-Dense core with protons
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Shrodingers
-ability to predict electrons locations
-Waves and particles

How many orbitals does the wave mechanical model have vs bohrs?
Thanks in advance

Essay so far

Bohr created his model with the ideas that there is a dense center of protons. He also believed that electrons orbited the nucleus in a fixed path. Schrodinger made a model in 1926; the advantage of this model was the ability to predict electron positions using the Schroedinger function. Shroedinger built on the ideas of other scientists like de broglie he agreed with his model saying electrons can be both particles and waves.

 

[Nino MMP]

The Bohr model has been shown to be unreliable when it comes to predicting electron orbits. This is because the model was based on classical physics, and not quantum theory. In contrast, Shrodingers model uses wave equations which offer a more accurate way of predicting electron positions. This makes Shrodingers model much more reliable than Bohrs. One major difference between these models is the number of orbitals. The Bohr model has only one orbital, whereas the Wave Mechanical model has several orbitals. This means that the Wave Mechanical model is better at accurately predicting electron positions, as it can take into account multiple orbitals. Overall, it is clear that the Wave Mechanical model is more reliable and accurate than Bohrs model. This is because it uses wave equations to predict electron positions, and has more orbitals than the Bohr model.