Answer:
The Schrödinger wave equation replaced the Bohr ideas about electron location with an uncertainty factor. The location of the electron can only be given as a probability that the electron is somewhere in a certain area.
The Bohr model and quantum model are models that explain the structure of an atom.The key difference between Bohr and quantum model is that Bohr model states that electrons behave as particles whereas quantum model explains that the electron has both particle and wave behavior.
