how do electrons get electrostatic force
Answers
Answered by
1
Answer:
The amount of force acting on two charges depends on how far they are from each other. The closer two charges get, the greater the force (either pushing together, or pulling away) becomes. Thanks to electrostatic force, electrons will push away other electrons and be attracted to protons.
hope it help u
mark me Branilest
Answered by
0
Answer:
The amount of force acting on two charges depends on how far they are from each other. The closer two charges get, the greater the force (either pushing together, or pulling away) becomes. Thanks to electrostatic force, electrons will push away other electrons and be attracted to protons
Similar questions