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What is the difference between magnetic dipole and magnetic dipole moment?
What is the cause of Magnetism? Magnetic dipole or magnetic dipole moment?


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Answered by islamjaha949
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Explanation:

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.

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.

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