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The magnetic moment of electron due to orbital motion is proportional to ( n = principal quantum numbers )

A

`mu prop n`

B

`mu prop 1//n`

C

`mu prop n^(2)`

D

`mu prop 1//n^(2)`

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A
`vecL=n cdot (h)/(2pi)`,
`mu_(n)=(e )/(2m) cdot n(h)/(2pi)" i.e. "mu prop n.`
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