The Magnetism from the Movement of Electron in Hydrogen Atom
Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 34–40 · Published 26 Oct 2021
10.9734/cjast/2021/v40i3031544Abstract
In this work we calculated the magnetism from the movement of electron in hydrogen atom and found that the contributions from the electron in the same main quantum levels to the magnetism of the hydrogen atom are the same; but the contributions from the electron in different main quantum levels to the magnetism of the hydrogen atom are the eigenvalue dependent instead. These facts tell us that the concepts about “intrinsic property” and “relativity effect” of electron spin should be discarded, and accordingly, the quantum mechanics should be rebuilt.
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