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magnetic moment

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magnetic moment
Etymology: Gk, magnesia, lodestone, momentum, movement
a measure of the net magnetic field produced by an elementary particle or an atomic nucleus spinning about its own axis. Such fields are similar to the field surrounding a bar magnet and are the basis for magnetic resonance imaging.
magnetic moment,
n the twisting force experienced by a magnet located inside a magnetic field.
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