Review a magnetic dipole moment model made of the motion of electrons orbiting the nucleus of anatom. An electron orbits the nucleus of a Hydrogen atom with the radius of the orbit of the R circleand the orbit is in the xy plane. If one electron and proton are m, and m, mass respectively (m, »m.) and charged -e and e,Determine the magnitude of the magnetic field at the distance z (z » R, from the xy plane)generated by the movement of electrons!

We will first find the current due motion of electron around proton then simply we find the…

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