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Why did Bohr postulate that electrons in stationary orbits do not radiate energy?
A. Because electrons move too slowly
B. Because electrons are too small
C. To resolve the contradiction between atomic stability and classical physics predictions
D. Because the nucleus absorbs the radiation
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