Physics, asked by priyanka2154, 1 year ago

What is the difference between magnetic moment, magnetic dipole moment and orbital magnetic moment?

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Answered by rakesh4760

the magnetic moment of a magnetic dipole is a measure of its strength. it is a measure of the torque it would exparience in a one tesla magnetic field ... but the magnetic moment does not complement this as does a electric moment the magnetic moment is mathematical building for physical proof.

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