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Platinum (Pt) Bohr Model

  • The Bohr Model of Platinum (Pt) has a nucleus that contains 117 neutrons and 78 protons.
  • This nucleus is surrounded by six electron shells.
  • The first shell of the Bohr diagram of Platinum has 2 electrons, the 2nd shell has 8, the 3rd shell has 18, the 4th has 32, the 5th has 17, and the 6th shell has 1 electron.
NamePlatinum Bohr Model
Number of neutrons117
Number of protons78
Number of electrons78
Total electron shells6
Electron in the First shell2
Electrons in the Second shell8
Electrons in the Third shell18
Electrons in the Fourth shell32
Electrons in the Fifth shell17
Electrons in the Sixth shell1

Bohr model of Platinum (Pt)

 

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