Question

What did bohr's model of the atom do that rutherford's model did not?

Answer 1

it focused on the location and energy of a electron

Answer 2

Answer:

Bohr model proved that electrons orbit the nucleus in distinct energy levels.

Explanation:

Rutherford's atomic model proved that the nucleus of the atom is positively charged and the electrons are placed randomly outside the nucleus. But Bohr's atomic orbital explained the spectral lines of different elements by theorizing that the electrons orbit the nucleus in distinct orbits or energy levels. Upon accepting energy electrons jump from lower to higher energy levels and release energy when they return to a lower energy level from a higher energy level.