when is 'Strong attractive force' effective? why? please answer in simple words.
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The attractive force of the nucleus on its electrons is known as the effective nuclear charge ( Zeff ), and decreases as you get further from the nucleus. The nucleus is positive and the electrons are negative, which obviously means they attract.
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The nuclear force is always attractive, the electromagnetic always repulsive in the nucleus. ... Nucleons are color neutral and are attracted to each other with the nuclear force which is a spill over, residual force from the strong colored forces within the proton and neutron
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