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force between a Proton and a Proton inside nucleus​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Two protons are subject to two forces; the nuclear force and the electrostatic force. When they are very close together the nuclear force is dominant and when they are far apart it is the electrostatic force which is dominant. Somewhere two protons experience zero net force because the two opposing forces are equal.

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Two protons are subject to two forces; the nuclear force and the electrostatic force. When they are very close together the nuclear force is dominant and when they are far apart it is the electrostatic force which is dominant. Somewhere two protons experience zero net force because the two opposing forces are equal.

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