Physics, asked by rosy1059, 1 year ago

Does a neutron moving in magnetic field experience a force ???​

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Answered by itzDynamo
2

Hey there!!!

Neutron moving in a magnetic field doesn't experience a force because it is neutral.

Answered by pankajkumar66
1

hey mate!

Since, neutron has no charge it will not experience a force when moving in a magnetic field. ... Anytime, a freely suspended magnet points roughly in the north-south direction.

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