In an atom, an electron with charge 'e' and mass m is revolving around the nucleus in a specific orbit with angular momentum (\(\vec{L}\)) and the equivalent magnetic dipole moment (μ) of that atom is:\(\vec{μ}=-\frac{e}{2m}\vec{L}\), where \(\frac{e}{2m}\) will be:

Bohr's Magneton Gyromagnetic Ratio Specific charge of electron  Orbital Magnetic moment

Gyromagnetic Ratio

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