What is the Bohr model of helium?

Answer by  fig40 (89)

The Bohr model of helium (He) is the simplest design of an atom. Helium has an atomic weight of 4 and an atomic number of two. This means that it has two protons and two neutrons and two electrons (full first shell). As a result, it is a stable representation of modern valence theory.

Answer by  alekhyadoodi (31)

One Helium atom consists of 2 Protons and 2 Neutrons in the nucleus, this nucleus is surrounded by 2 Electrons that form a circle around the nucleus.The helium atom has only one energy level.

Answer by  pmseff (70)

Helium has two protons and two neutrons in the nucleus and two electrons that circle around the nucleus. The Bohr model shows the electrons on a circular orbit around the nucleus.

Answer by  yogaoksida (14)

Similar to a Bohr model of hydrogen, in which it says that an atom consist of a tiny and massive nucleus surrounded by orbiting electrons at certain distance from nucleus.