Explanation The Bohr model shows that the electrons in atoms are in orbits of differing energy around the nucleus. But the option(c) the charge on electron is quantized is not related to the assumptions of Bohr. It is only an experimental fact which is not one among the basic assumptions of the Bohr model. Conclusion: Since quantization of charge is not an assumption in Bohr’s model of hydrogen atom, option (c) is correct. The assumption of stable orbits of electrons belongs to Bohr’s model of hydrogen atom...

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