Physics, asked by yashwanth7705, 10 months ago

What is the hydromagnetic ratio of an orbital electroni?

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Answered by Honritesh

Answer:

Hydromagnetic Ratio Of an Orbital Electronic

Explanation:

Electron Gyromagnetic Ratio. The Electron Gyromagnetic Ratio (γe) is 1.760859708x1011/(s⋅T). ... This constant represents the ratio of the electron's magnetic dipole moment to its angular momentum.

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