Diamagnetic susceptibility of atoms: (a) Estimate the upper limit for the (dia) magnetic moment of an...

Diamagnetic susceptibility of atoms: (a) Estimate the upper limit for the (dia) magnetic moment of an atom. Use an atom with many electrons such as Bi. From the magnetic moment, calculate the diamagnetic susceptibility and compare it to the experimental value, which is _m = 1.7x10-4 .

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