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Do moving electrons have varying angular momentums?

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Do moving electrons have varying angular momentums?

« on: 21/01/2022 10:39:32 »

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"Considering an atom within a rigid body, does the angular momentum of an electron within the atom vary when the body is put in motion?"

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