Which of the following statements are correct or incorrect according to the Bohr's atomic model? Give a reason for each statement.

(A) Electrons lose energy while moving in fixed orbits and slowly fall into the nucleus.

(B) Electrons can exist anywhere around the nucleus with no fixed energy.

(C) Electrons revolve around the nucleus in orbits of fixed energy without losing energy.

(D) Electrons can be found between energy levels as they move around the nucleus.

Statement (A) is incorrect because Bohr stated that electrons do not lose energy while moving in the orbits of fixed energy, therefore, they can not fall into the nucleus.

Statement (B) is incorrect because electrons can exist only in certain fixed energy levels or orbits around the nucleus.

Statement (C) is correct because Bohr proposed that electrons revolve around the nucleus in fixed energy orbits without losing energy.

Statement (D) is incorrect because electrons cannot exist between two energy levels; they remain only in fixed orbits or shells.