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Is magnetic effect of current essentially the result of electrostatic force of attraction or repulsion only between orbital electrons and static nucleus or between moving electrons in various orbitals around the nucleus?

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Magnetic effect of current is due to moving of electrons in various orbitals around the nucleus.

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