Estimate the magnetic field at the nucleus

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In the Bohr-model hydrogen atom the single electron orbits the nucleus in a circle of radius a= 5.3*10 (-11) making f= 6.6*10( 15) revolutions each second. Estimate the magnetic field at the nucleus.

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