Question

question 3 (1 point)
bohrs atomic model is referred to as a \quantum\ model because
electrons travel in orbits, similar to planets in the solar system
the mass of electrons is significantly greater than that of the nucleus
the nucleus carries an overall negative charge
each electron can only possess a specific amount of energy
each proton can only possess a specific amount of energy

Explanation:

Bohr's model introduced the concept that electrons occupy discrete energy levels (quantized). Electrons can only have specific amounts of energy. The first option is more related to the planetary model aspect (not the quantum part). The mass of electrons is much less than the nucleus. The nucleus has a positive charge. Protons are in the nucleus and the quantum aspect in Bohr's model pertains to electrons' energy levels.

Answer:

each electron can only possess a specific amount of energy