The Bohr model is a representation of the electronic configuration of the atom. According to this model, each energy level can hold a certain number of electrons. In the first energy there can only be 2 electrons, in the second and the following energy levels there can be a maximum of 8 electrons.
Sodium, Na which has 11 electrons in total so in the first level it will have two electrons, in the second level it will have 8 electrons and in the third level it will have the missing electron.
In the model proposed by the student, the electrons are represented in blue. The model proposed by the student is incorrect.
We see that in the second energy level he drew 9 electrons, this is incorrect since from the second energy level there can only be 8 electrons, the remaining electron must be located in the third energy level.
