Q.Answer the following question.
Mention demerits of Bohr's Atomic model.

Despite successfully explaining hydrogen's own emission spectrum, Bohr's model has several well-documented failures. It cannot account for the FINER details of the hydrogen spectrum visible under high-resolution spectroscopy. It cannot explain the spectrum of any atom OTHER than hydrogen (or other one-electron, hydrogen-like species), since it has no way to handle the mutual repulsion between multiple electrons. It cannot explain the splitting of spectral lines observed when atoms are placed in an external magnetic field (the Zeeman effect) or an external electric field (the Stark effect). And it offers no explanation at all for how atoms combine to form molecules through chemical bonds. These failures trace back to a deeper conceptual fl …