Question

question 24 (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 of quantized energy levels. Electrons in specific orbits have discrete energy values. This quantization is a key quantum - mechanical aspect. The other options are incorrect: electrons' orbital motion (like planets) is a classical - like description (not the quantum aspect here), nucleus has positive charge (so the statement about negative charge is wrong), nucleus has much greater mass than electrons, and protons' energy quantization is not the basis for Bohr's model being called quantum (it's about electrons).

Answer:

each electron can only possess a specific amount of energy