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A Bohr Model consists of
-a nucleus in the center
- a first energy level that can only contain 2 electrons
- the next energy level can only contain 8 electrons max
- then you add levels depending on how many electrons an atom has

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1st example                              Oxygen Bohr Model

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1st example                              Oxygen Bohr Model

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-contains 8 electrons
-contains 2 shells
-1st shell contains 2 electrons
-2nd shell contains 6 electrons

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2nd example                     Sodium Bohr Model   

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2nd example                     Sodium Bohr Model   

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-Contains 11 electrons
- contains 3 shells
-1st shell has 2 electrons
-2nd shell has 8 electrons
-3rd shell has 1 electron

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3rd example                                Potassium Bohr Model

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3rd example                                Potassium Bohr Model

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-Contains 19 electrons
-contains 4 shells
-1st shell has 2 electrons
-2nd shell has 8 electrons
-3rd shell has 8 electrons
-4th shell has 1 electron

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4th example                                Iron Bohr Model                       

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4th example                                Iron Bohr Model                       

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-contains 26 electrons
-contains 4 shells
-1st shell has 2 electrons
-2nd shell has 8 electrons
-3rd shell has 8 electrons
-4th shell has 7 electrons

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-You can find the electrons for a neutral atom by looking at the number of protons (atomic number)
-The Bohr Model is a planetary model in which the negatively-charged electrons orbit a small, positively-charged nucleus similar to the planets orbiting the Sun