Question

how did niels bohr describe electrons in his atomic model? their energies can have any values. their exact positions cannot be known. they have high probability to be found in certain regions. they orbit the central nucleus in discrete paths.

Explanation:

In Bohr's atomic model, electrons orbit the central nucleus in discrete, well - defined paths (orbits). Each orbit has a fixed energy level. The idea that electrons' energies can have any values is incorrect as they are quantized in Bohr's model. The concepts about not being able to know the exact positions and high probability of being found in certain regions are from the quantum mechanical model, not Bohr's model.

Answer:

They orbit the central nucleus in discrete paths.