This scientist's namesake constant is calculated by dividing e times h by the quantity four pi times mass and closely approximates the magnetic moment of a free electron, though it failed at its original purpose to explain the Balmer se- ries.
This scientist's namesake constant is calculated by dividing e times h by the quantity four pi times mass and closely approximates the magnetic moment of a free electron, though it failed at its original purpose to explain the Balmer se- ries. The namesake of that constant, or magneton, said that quantum theory should agree with classical theory when classical theory could be verified, and he also supported quantum mechanics in debates with Albert Einstein. Name this man who proposed a planetary atomic model that only worked for hydrogen, a Danish physicist.
This scientist's namesake constant is calculated by dividing e times h by the quantity four pi times mass and closely approximates the magnetic moment of a free electron, though it failed at its original purpose to explain the Balmer se- ries.
Niels {Bohr}