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how actually electron and protons spin? explain me whether this spinning could provide torque to the positive charges then it means electrons and protons keeps rotating under their electrostatic field?
harjot singh said:how actually electron and protons spin? explain me whether this spinning could provide torque to the positive charges then it means electrons and protons keeps rotating under their electrostatic field?
harjot singh said:how actually electron and protons spin?
This is answered on the Wikipedia page that jedishrfu called your attention to.harjot singh said:so what causes magnetic dipole moment in a ferromagnets?
harjot singh said:i just couldn't understand the language of wiki so could u please help me out!
harjot singh said:how an electron can't have a spin because they have an angular momentum i.e spin angular momentum then why?
harjot singh said:but actually i am saying can it be possible that the electrons through their spinning could provide a torque to the nearby particle like the protons or positive ions?
harjot singh said:but how can spinning give rise to magnetism?explain me what is actually spin and how it give rise to magnetism i m little confused
ChrisVer said:electrons are fundamental particles until today, so you can't really see them as spinning balls in order to give them that spin. In fact it's impossible to give it to them that way, since it would need them to spin faster than the speed of light (you know their spins, you know their radius boundary, so you can calculate the corresponding speed v, to find v>c).
under EM field, the spin itself spins around the Magnetic field...(spin transition)
harjot singh said:is it true in saying that a proton attracts the other electron due to its magnetic field because so far we had known through relativity that magnetic field is nothing but the electrostatic field?
harjot singh said:but on what account we can distinguish them both because both are due to the existence of their charges? according to me here electric and magnetic is although both same but given different names to avoid misconception in which we are presently suffering?
harjot singh said:but according to me spin just tells us whether the magnetic field produced will align with the magnetic field of others or just it gives its direction and the attraction or repulsion is based on charge,this is evident from seeing neutrons actually neutrons even have spin but no charge and also doesn't produce magnetic field? now tell me whether i am true or just give me some gud cause behind this spin?
harjot singh said:but in terms of magnetism you agree withmy point i have addressed here about spin or is there some more thing i need to get about spin in terms of magnetism?
harjot singh said:(1) i was saying that spin is just the direction pointer of the produced magnetic field.
(2) it tells just whether the magnetic field produced will align with the magnetic field of others.
(3) this twofacts were evident from neutrons as neutrons have spin but no magnetic field.
harjot singh said:in that case if neutrons have magnetic field then it means that electrostatic field is not rather the same as of magnetic field?
harjot singh said:hey drakkith here u are even wrong because magnetic field of neutrons is antiparallel to the external magnetic field which means it can't align with the external magnetic field outside?
Vanadium 50 said:Harjot, your English makes it hard to understand what you are asking. Worse, it appears you are not understanding the replies. Worse still, the tone is coming across as entitled and demanding. I think you may need to find a different translator (if you are using one) or to spend a bit more time on each message if you are not. But we're not communicating well now.