The Bohr model of the atom contains fundamental physical inaccuracies.
The claim that the Bohr model contains fundamental physical inaccuracies is well supported by physics literature, which notes that it had to be superseded by modern wave mechanics and quantum theory to correctly explain multi-electron atomic spectra.
The claim is specific and empirical, dealing with the historical and physical accuracy of a scientific model. Papers [1] and [11] directly support the assertion that the Bohr model has fundamental physical limitations and inaccuracies that required replacement by modern quantum mechanics. The remaining papers are tangential.
M. Schroter. A local view on the role of friction and shape. 2017. https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201714001008
This article notes that quantum mechanics eventually had to push Bohr's model aside to make progress, reflecting its limitations.
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D. Tenfen, Wagner Tenfen. O modelo atômico de Bohr e as suas limitações na interpretação do espectro do átomo de hélio. 2017. https://doi.org/10.5007/2175-7941.2017V34N1P216
This article discusses the limitations of the Bohr atomic model in accurately interpreting atomic spectra such as that of helium, necessitating modern quantum mechanics.
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