What was Bohr's postulate on the revolution of electrons in the orbits of an atom?
- AElectrons emit energy continuously while revolving.
- BElectrons do not radiate energy while revolving in discrete orbits.
- CElectrons revolve in orbits with varying energy levels.
- DElectrons spiral into the nucleus due to energy loss.
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