Which of the following correctly identifies how Louis de Broglie's concept of the electron as a particle-wave helped to explain energy levels for an electron in an atom. A. de Broglie described the electron orbit as a circular standing wave pattern with a specific angular momentum as required by the Bohr hypothesis. B. de Broglie described the electron as a planar wave with a non- specific frequency as required by the Bohr hypothesis. <> C. de Broglie described the electron as a wave whose range of frequencies was continuous and thus allowed for all the possible electron energies predicted by Bohr. D. de Broglie described the electron as a spherical wave whose wavelength was dependent upon the speed with which it orbits the nucleus, as needed to explain the Bohr hypothesis.

Which of the following correctly identifies how Louis de Broglie's concept of the electron as a particle-wave helped to explain energy levels for an electron in an atom. A. de Broglie described the electron orbit as a circular standing wave pattern with a specific angular momentum as required by the Bohr hypothesis. B. de Broglie described the electron as a planar wave with a non- specific frequency as required by the Bohr hypothesis. <> C. de Broglie described the electron as a wave whose range of frequencies was continuous and thus allowed for all the possible electron energies predicted by Bohr. D. de Broglie described the electron as a spherical wave whose wavelength was dependent upon the speed with which it orbits the nucleus, as needed to explain the Bohr hypothesis.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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