Question

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according to bohrs model of a hydrogen atom, the smaller the electrons blank the lower the atoms blank state (or level).

Explanation:

In Bohr's model of the hydrogen atom, electrons orbit the nucleus in specific energy levels. The size of the electron's orbit (or the principal quantum number \( n \)) is related to the energy state. A smaller orbit (lower \( n \)) corresponds to a lower energy state. So the first blank is related to the orbit's size (or principal quantum number, often described as "orbit" or "energy level's radius" but more precisely "principal quantum number" or "orbit" in basic terms, and the second blank is "energy" as the energy state is what's being referred to.

Answer:

First blank: orbit (or principal quantum number, or distance from the nucleus)
Second blank: energy