Question

is magnetic moment and magnetic dipole moment same thing???
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Answer 1

Answer:

YES

The magnetic dipole moment, often simply called the magnetic moment, may be defined then as the maximum amount of torque caused by magnetic force on a dipole that arises per unit value of surrounding magnetic field in vacuum. ... The term "magnetic moment" is less used. A magnetic dipole arises due to current loops.

Answer 2

Answer:

magnetic dipole moment, often simply called the magnetic moment, may be defined then as the maximum amount of torque caused by magnetic force on a dipole that arises per unit value of surrounding magnetic field in vacuum.

In summary, if you read carefully, both the definitions actually defined the same quantity.

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