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magnetic moment

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magnetic moment [mag′ned·ik ′mō·mənt]
(electromagnetism)


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Neutrons with their magnetic moment directed along the magnetic field lines are subject to a force parallel to the direction of increasing magnetic field and vice versa.
In the first article, we (Stevens and Kalkwarf 1990) pointed out a) that ferritin has a stable magnetic moment of 3.
The field works on the atoms within the food, aligning the magnetic moment of the electrons, and the magnetic flux attacks any bacteria present in the food and keeps them at manageable levels.
 
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