Bohrkernen
Bohrkernen is a term that appears in some German-language texts, but it does not correspond to a widely recognized concept in mainstream science. The phrase literally translates to “Bohr nuclei” or “Bohr cores,” yet its exact meaning is highly context-dependent and often nonstandard.
In scientific discourse, the Bohr model is a historical description of electrons orbiting the nucleus, and
Because Bohrkernen is not a standard term, its interpretation varies between texts. Some writers may use the
Etymology-wise, the word combines Bohr, the surname of Niels Bohr, with Kern, the German word for nucleus