I When Should the Bohr Atom Behave Classically?

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The discussion centers on the conditions under which the Bohr atom can be considered to behave classically. A participant seeks clarification on the Bohr correspondence principle, indicating that the explanation in their reading material was insufficient. Another participant emphasizes the need for specific quotes from the text to better address the confusion. The conversation highlights the importance of clear communication and context when discussing complex scientific principles. Understanding these conditions is crucial for grasping the transition from quantum to classical physics.
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under what condition should the Bohr atom behave classically?
 
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Hi,
Well, what have you found so far ?
By the way, is this homework ?
 
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BvU said:
Hi,
Well, what have you found so far ?
By the way, is this homework ?

No, it's not a homework. I was just reading Bohr correspondence principle. There is little explanation in that book but I did not understand that's why I asked here just to make my concept clear.
 
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Sahar ali said:
No, it's not a homework. I was just reading Bohr correspondence principle. There is little explanation in that book but I did not understand that's why I asked here just to make my concept clear.

Then you should quote that "little explanation". Otherwise, we have no clue on what you read and what exactly is the part that you did not understand.

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