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The forces between nucleons are

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Answered by lensleopard458

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The nuclear force between two nucleons is charge-‐independent. By this we mean that the strong interaction between two protons or two neutrons or a neutron and a proton is the same.

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The nuclear force between two nucleons is charge-‐independent. By this we mean that the strong interaction between two protons or two neutrons or a neutron and a proton is the same.

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