tatic forceof attraction toward thecenter of its orbit, varyinginversely as the square ofthe distance. We shall con-fine our attention to BohrsFigure 137 application of the theory to the simplest element, hydrogen. He conceives the single elec-tron of the hydrogen atom as capable of revolving in… … BOHRS THEORY 288 orbits are governed by the equation (2) above, which for thiscase may be written (2) 27r\/mr3 since for hydrogen E = e. The electron would have a differentenergy as well as a different revolution frequency in each orbit.The potential energy of a negative charge e at a distance…
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