In Niel Bohr's 1913 model of the hydrogen atom, an electron circles the proton at a distance of with a speed of . Compute the magnitude of the magnetic fields this motion produces at the location of the proton.

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Match the model of the hydrogen atom with its description.

123456	The electron's orbit around the nucleus, but these orbits arenot stable. The electron's lose energy and crash intothe nucleus.
123456	The electrons are waves. They are stable in distinct,quantized energy levels.
123456	The electrons are particles. They are stable indistinct, quantized energy levels.
123456	The electron energy levels are stable and quantized, but theexact location of the electron is poorly defined.
123456	The atom is a hard sphere that does not interact withphotons.
123456	The electrons are distinct particles with negativecharge. The postive charge is spread out in anill-defined area.