Nuclear Spin and Nuclear Magnetic Dipole Moment

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[@priyanshubansal6776]

at 2:00 he talk about infinite current loop formed in proton ... my ques is how can we sure about that thing and is there any other charge beside the charge of proton in a proton that created the current in an infinite loops if not than how proton charge itself produce a current in an infinite loop . how that charge distribute among infinite loop

[@priyanshubansal6776]

is charge in proton is along the surface of the proton how can we assume this thing

[@priyanshubansal6776]

it can be inside of nucleus

[@walykarim2294]

@@priyanshubansal6776 It can be, and the truth is it's actually inside the proton. Proton's charge comes from the fundamental particles called quarks. Even, the magnetic moment of a proton is a quantum mechanical property that is not at all understood by the infinite current loop concept. However, for simplicity and to give us a visualization of the process, he assumes the proton to be a uniformly charged sphere and for such spherical analogy, it's not necessary for the charges to be on the surface. They're just distributed uniformly all over its volume.

[@bhagyashreetale7612]

how magnetic dipole moment of the neutron is negative?

[@developercm]

Excellent presentation.

[@urwashoaib7885]

Have you uploaded any lecture on nuclear excited states??? Please send the link

[@seatown2000]

Excellent. Sir, ya broke it down! Great video!

[@nawalsadeq2656]

thanks for all .. sir could you please put lecture on interacting boson model one

[@alkamathai21]

How can we assume that proton consists of many current loops?

[@arbabamin2719]

well, you can assume proton to be made up of many tine charges so those charges will go around creating tiny current loops

[@blesskale4267]

@@arbabamin2719 perfect answer

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Great explanation

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Great job .. Pete

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quardrupole momentum is exhibited by??

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helped me understand how NMR nuclear spins work! Thank you

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