Spin angular momentum of an electron
1) always is same h/2π
2) integral multiple of h/2π
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Expert's answer
2019-04-17T12:13:30-0400
Electron momentum due to spin always is Ms = h(s(s+1))1/2/2π, where s = ½, i.e. Ms = h√3/4π. Projection of the spin moment on a given direction Msz = ± h/4π.
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