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... magnetic field it produces as if it were spinning . The orbital motion of the electron also produces a magnetic field , since this motion , too , produces an electric current in a closed loop . The orbital magnetic field provides a ...
... magnetic field it produces as if it were spinning . The orbital motion of the electron also produces a magnetic field , since this motion , too , produces an electric current in a closed loop . The orbital magnetic field provides a ...
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... magnet , pro- ducing a magnetic field in its surroundings and therefore interacting with other magnetic fields . We have seen in Chapter 8 some effects of electronic magnetic moments - attributed to electron spin - upon the spectra of ...
... magnet , pro- ducing a magnetic field in its surroundings and therefore interacting with other magnetic fields . We have seen in Chapter 8 some effects of electronic magnetic moments - attributed to electron spin - upon the spectra of ...
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... magnetic field . sequently it is subjected to a torque from the field . The direction of the torque is perpendicular both to the magnetic moment and to the field , causing the axis of the moment to precess at a frequency of yНo / 2π about ...
... magnetic field . sequently it is subjected to a torque from the field . The direction of the torque is perpendicular both to the magnetic moment and to the field , causing the axis of the moment to precess at a frequency of yНo / 2π about ...
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