A small question, do all + charged particles have the same spin direction?

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All positively charged particles do not have the same spin direction, as spin is an intrinsic property independent of charge. The concept of spin in quantum mechanics differs from classical dynamics and should not be conflated with classical notions of rotation. Additionally, the speed of a particle does not correlate with its charge; rather, charge and spin are distinct characteristics. The discussion emphasizes that spin is a fundamental aspect of particles like electrons, similar to mass and charge. Understanding these properties is crucial for developing theories in particle physics.
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A small question, do all +charged particles have the same spin direction, and if they do, does their speed relate to their degree of charge?

This might sound stupid, but its for a theory I have. Thanks in advance.
 
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Spin is independent of charge.
 
Donot relate the spin possessed by the electron to the analogous classic dynamics spin meaning. In electron's case , spin is an intrinsic property of an electron , and just like an electron has a mass, charge , it also has a property called spin . Spin is not related to charges.
 
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