Magnetic Dipole less than that of the Bohr Magneton

[Tweej]

Hey there,

The basic unit for magnetic dipoles is the bohr magneton
μ_B = e ħ / 2 m_e

Is it possible to have a magnetic dipole moment of a fraction of a bohr magneton, say, 0.5 μ_B

Is it possible because the m_p of a proton is greater than that of an electron, so following the same formula, its dipole moment will be smaller?

Thank you for the help.

 

[mfb]

The magnetic dipole moment of heavier particles is much smaller, right.
The bohr magneton is the basic unit for electrons only.

 

[Tweej]

Thought so. Thank you very much for clarifying.