Physics, asked by 06stuti, 6 months ago

Is nuclear physics part of electromagnetism?

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Answered by nirnayrajput488

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No, nuclear physics is not part of electromagnetism even if it deals with the positively charged protons and the neutrally charged neutrons in the nucleus of an atom. ... The behavior of nucleons, their interactions and the various exotic particles associated with it are all included in the study of nuclear physics.

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