Write about the properties of fundamental forces which exist in nature:
1). Strong nuclear forces
2). Electromagnetic force
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- This force is the strongest force in nature.
- It is about 100 times stronger than electrostatic force.
- These are having short range ( about
- These are having independent charge.
- These are non central as well as non conservative one.
- This force don't obey inverse square law.
- Mediating particle π - meson
- These are basically attractive in nature.
- This force is governed by coulomb's law.
- It can be attractive or repulsive.
- These are Central and conservative forces.
- This force obey inverse square law.
- Their mediating particle is photon.
- Their range is infinity (∞}.
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Write about the properties of fundamental forces which exist in nature:
1) Strong nuclear forces
2) Electromagnetic force
1)
- Strong nuclear forces or interactions are the strongest of the four fundamental forces.
- It is million and million times stronger than gravitational force.
- When the particles are the farthest from each other, that time, it is the strongest.
- The closer the particles are, the weaker the force is.
- The distance between them is within (1 fm) metres.
- Strong nuclear forces are responsible for holding the nuclei of atoms together.
- This is the force that allows nucleus is held together in the atom.
- They are charge independent.
2)
- These have a long range and the effect of their forces diminishes over distance due to shielding effect.
- The range is infinity.
- They are considered as strong forces but still weaker than strong nuclear forces(nearly 100 times weak).
- It acts between charged particles, like negatively charged electrons and positively charged protons.
- Greater the charge is, greater is the force.
- It has two parts : electric force and magnetic force.
- The particles create a magnetic field around them as they move.
- This force obeys inverse square law(The intensity of light is inversely proportional to the square of the distance. This means that as the distance from a light source increases, the intensity of light is equal to a value multiplied by ).
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