An electron can revolve in an orbit around an atomic nucleus without radiating energy provided that the
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An electron can revolve in an orbit around an atomic nucleus without radiating energy provided that the orbit
a. is far enough away from the nucleus
b. is less than a de Broglie wavelength in circumference
c. is a whole number of de Broglie wavelengths in circumference
d. is a perfect circle
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