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Why do the Bohr equations only work for hydrogen and helium?
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Why do the Bohr equations only work for hydrogen and helium?
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Why do the Bohr equations only work for hydrogen and helium? Also, HOW do you prove that it only works for hydrogen and helium? Thanks in advance.
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Re: Why do the Bohr equations only work for hydrogen and helium?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohr_equation
Seems like it works for all gases
No idea what you are talking about. If you mean Rydberg formula, it works for all hydrogen-like ions, so it doesn't work even for He. If you mean something else, no idea what it is.
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