Question

What is a magnetic dipole

Answer 1

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mαgnєtíc dípσlє, gєnєrαllч α tínч mαgnєt σf mícrσѕcσpíc tσ ѕuвαtσmíc dímєnѕíσnѕ, єquívαlєnt tσ α flσw σf єlєctríc chαrgє αrσund α lσσp. єlєctrσnѕ círculαtíng αrσund αtσmíc nuclєí, єlєctrσnѕ ѕpínníng σn thєír αхєѕ, αnd rσtαtíng pσѕítívєlч chαrgєd αtσmíc nuclєí αll αrє mαgnєtíc dípσlєѕ.

Answer 2

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1. Magnetic dipole, generally a tiny magnet of microscopic to subatomic dimensions, equivalent to a flow of electric charge around a loop. Electrons circulating around atomic nuclei, electrons spinning on their axes, and rotating positively charged atomic nuclei all are magnetic dipoles.