what is the theory and concept behind magnetic moment?? how do we explain it???
Asked by chandrasekaran.b | 12th Mar, 2017, 09:30: PM
Expert Answer:
In general, the magnetic moment is the property of a magnet that interacts with an applied field to give it a mechanical movement. Hence, it is a quantity that determines the torque it will experience in an external magnetic field.
This concept arises in accordance with the torque that is applicable to a system where two forces act on it in opposite directions (torque on a tap). Similarly, the magnet having two poles will have a magnetic moment associated with it which will give rise to a torque.
Answered by Romal Bhansali | 14th Mar, 2017, 12:34: PM
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