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kshipps

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In Bohr's model of the atom, electrons:
 
  A) only make transitions between orbitals of specific energies.
  B) are not confined to specific orbits.
  C) are spread uniformly through a large, positive mass.
  D) can be halfway between orbits.
  E) move from orbit to orbit in many small steps.

Question 2

Stars form from a collapsing cloud that fragments into smaller and smaller pieces. This process takes about:
 
  A) 10,000 years.
  B) 25,000 years.
  C) 100,000 years.
  D) a few million years.
  E) 100 million years.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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