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Hi
I think it's all descriped in the title:
Why don't electrons in the same orbital repel..
I don't want the expected answer: because the direction of the magnetic field arising from the electron spin motion of each is opposite to the other... I don't get it.. how does a magnetic field arise and how is the direction opposite.. I mean.. I can't get it in my head, I can't imagine it.. if u got a diagram or any illustrating material please enhance your explanation with it. it seems too be too easy but I don't understand it... I'm waiting for you
I think it's all descriped in the title:
Why don't electrons in the same orbital repel..
I don't want the expected answer: because the direction of the magnetic field arising from the electron spin motion of each is opposite to the other... I don't get it.. how does a magnetic field arise and how is the direction opposite.. I mean.. I can't get it in my head, I can't imagine it.. if u got a diagram or any illustrating material please enhance your explanation with it. it seems too be too easy but I don't understand it... I'm waiting for you