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Force on a Current Carrying Conductor

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Will there be a force on neutron if it moves in a magnetic field ? (Just like a proton or an electron)

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Dear Student,
No , there will be no force on neutron as is has zero charge so no current
magnetic field exert force on current carrying conductor only.
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