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Magnetic Field Due to Revolving Atom?
#24834 02/12/08 05:10 PM
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Is the Atom revolving arround the point at fixed distance can produce any magnetic field toward its axis?

note:Answer of this question is not as simple as it sound.If any body know the answer or any book or any web link then please reply.
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Originally Posted By: Dhaanshoo
Is the Atom revolving arround the point at fixed distance can produce any magnetic field toward its axis?

note:Answer of this question is not as simple as it sound.If any body know the answer or any book or any web link then please reply.

Originally Posted By: Mike Kremer


Yep too complicated for me to answer, so all I can say is:-
Hydrogen Atoms (protons) whirling around at Cern, or in a Collider, are focused and guided by powerful Superconducting Magnets.
Does that help?


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Re: Magnetic Field Due to Revolving Atom?
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Dhaanshoo: "Is the Atom revolving arround the point at fixed distance can produce any magnetic field toward its axis?"

Can I rephrase that as,

"Does an atom in a circular orbit produce a magnetic field?"

...is that correct?

I'm not sure what "its axis" means. Could you clarify that?

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