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German theoretical physicist Drew conclusion from Rutherford, Bohr, and De Broglies models
Photons from light that reflect off of the balloon reach our eyes and tell us where the balloon is Is there a transfer of energy?
How big is the balloon compared to the photons?
Can we do the same thing with finding the location of an electron in an atom? Heisenberg focused on the interactions between photons and electrons
Unlike Bohrs
What did Bohr say about the orbit of an electron around the nucleus? The Quantum Mechanic Model makes no attempt to describe the electrons path
Wave function probability of finding the electron within a particular volume of space around the nucleus High probability more likely to occur Low probability less likely to occur
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Orbital region of space where there is a 90% probability of finding an electron of a given energy electron cloud
Orbital