magnetic dipole moment

no i dun think it is possible..

M=q*L/2m
l=ang momentum
m=magnetic moment
q=charge=0
so M=0

Neuton can be thought of made up of eqal +ve and -ve charge....is there any possibility due to its spinning???

okay then for +ve part moment=+m
for -ve part moment=-m

so moment for neutron=+m+(-m) by superposition
=0
u can also do it by spin +s-s=0

http://library.lanl.gov/cgi-bin/getfile?30-26.pdf

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anomalous_magnetic_dipole_moment

"Composite particles often have a huge anomalous magnetic moment. This is true for the proton, which is made up of charged quarks, and the neutron, which has a magnetic moment even though it is electrically neutral."[wikipedia]

thanks Abhi
but i dont think i cud have thought like dat
thnk for info & the link