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I know that the electron has an electric charge of 1.6x10^-19C and a magnetic moment of 9.3x10-24J/T. If you placed two electrons 1 angstrom apart in such a way as their north poles are pointing at each other, the coulomb force would attract them and the magnetic force would repel them. Which would win out?
I know how to calculate the force on the electrons based on the coulomb force, but I do not know how to calculate the force on the electrons based on the magnetic force. Does anyone know how to calculate the magnetic force of repulsion on two stationary magnets? or have a suggestion of a website that tells you how to calculate the force of repulsion on two stationary magnets?
I know how to calculate the force on the electrons based on the coulomb force, but I do not know how to calculate the force on the electrons based on the magnetic force. Does anyone know how to calculate the magnetic force of repulsion on two stationary magnets? or have a suggestion of a website that tells you how to calculate the force of repulsion on two stationary magnets?