Question

1. what is the main difference between bohrs model of the atom and the atomic theory that is currently accepted?

Explanation:

Bohr's model depicted electrons in fixed, circular orbits. The current quantum - mechanical model (based on wave - particle duality and quantum mechanics) describes electrons in terms of probability distributions (electron clouds) rather than definite paths.

Answer:

Bohr's model has electrons in fixed circular orbits; the current model uses electron clouds (probability distributions) instead of definite paths.