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If an electron in an atom has an orbital angular momentum with m, = 2, what are the components (a) Lorbz and (b) Horbz? If the atom is in
an external magnetic field that has magnitude 35 mT and is directed along the z axis, what are (c) the potential energy Uorb associated
with the electron's orbital magnetic dipole moment and (d) the magnitude of the potential energy Ugpin associated with the electron's
spin magnetic dipole moment? If, instead, the electron has m = - 4, what are (e) Lorbz (f) Horb.z (8) the potential energy Uorb associated
with the electron's orbital magnetic dipole moment and (h) the magnitude of the potential energy Uspin associated with the electron's
spin magnetic dipole moment?
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