B Clarification about Bohr's atomic model

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Hey guys!
Not a brain scratcher as such, just a clarification. When we talk about Bohr's postulates for his atomic model, would the Bohr-Bury scheme be involved in it? like in his postulates?
 
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I'd not bother with the Bohr model too much. Today the Bohr-Bury scheme is explained by the Pauli principle.
 
Yeah, I get that exclusion explains it, but the reason I am asking is to redeem a couple marks in a test😅
 
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JackFyre said:
the reason I am asking is to redeem a couple marks in a test😅

We can't help with that.

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