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Introduction to Modern Physics
Lecture 8:
Bohr Atom and Electron Waves
Course Faculty
Gary R. Goldstein
Fall 2004
TUFTS Open Courseware
Tufts OCW material is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike Re-assembled by: Open Assembly
(2014)

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves

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