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My teacher says that the Bohr model doesn't have sub-levels in the shells. But when I was searching for why they called the sub-levels of the current model "s,p,d,f" I found some questionable information that pointed to the fact that the Bohr model did have sub-levels. So, is my teacher right in saying that the Bohr model didn't have sub-levels or is it true that Bohr did have sub- levels in his model?
Re: Did the Bohr Model have sub-levels?
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