The Bohr and de Broglie models of the hydrogen atom both predict the same emissi

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The Bohr and de Broglie models of the hydrogen atom both predict the same emission spectra.

Which statement best explains why the emitted photons have the same energy?

In each model there is a nucleus where the protons are found.

In each model the electronic energy levels are quantized with exactly the same spacing.

In each model photons change the electron's energy

Both models assume the electron is a particle.

In each model there is a nucleus where the protons are found.

In each model the electronic energy levels are quantized with exactly the same spacing.

In each model photons change the electron's energy

Both models assume the electron is a particle.

Explanation / Answer

In each model the electronic energy levels are quantized with exactly the same spacing.
They both discovered energy is emitted in levels

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