why electrostatic force is stronger than gravitational force?
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Let us understand first what Gravitational force and Electrostatic force is Briefly so that our concept will be clear easily
➣ Gravitational Force :-
⟹ Gravitational Force is the Force Between the two bodies by virtue of its masses it can be observed in all bodies in the earth
Generally we denote it by the formula
F ∝ Mm ....... ( 1 )
and here , F∝ 1 / r².... ( 2 )
From ( 1 ) and ( 2 )
we can write it as :-
F = G× Mm / r²
➣Electrostatic Force :-
→ It is the Force attraction between the Proton and neutron in the nucleus of the atom and considered as the High force of Attraction
nearly about
but have you ever thought why it is ? Let us know the reasons
➣ Reasons :-
→ As we know that Gravitational force of Attraction follow the inverse square law ,hence we can conclude that as the distance increases [ From eq. ( 2 ) ]. the forces decreases , since it is attraction between the two High masses body hence it needs More. length two fro example - Sun and earth
→ But we know that Electrostatic force is produced by the attraction between the neuron and proton , which is invisible to us but is exist and doesn't follow the inverse square law though it get loosened as the shells increases but that is negligible
→ Electrostatic force has the property that it is non central and non conservative force
→ It has charge independent character
→ For your knowledge this attraction is propagated by the particle called mesons particle , that gives more attraction between them
Are you sure ? yes I'm can you give examples too ? yeah why not lets understand few examples
→ The concept of nuclear force is useful in obtaining nuclear energy via the process of nuclear fission and fusion
→ And in the easiest language it binds the neutron and proton together in the nuclei , hence they are responsible for stability of nuclei and hence of the atoms and ultimately of all matter that exist in the universe
Hope this may help you ☺
__________________________________________
Let us understand first what Gravitational force and Electrostatic force is Briefly so that our concept will be clear easily
➣ Gravitational Force :-
⟹ Gravitational Force is the Force Between the two bodies by virtue of its masses it can be observed in all bodies in the earth
Generally we denote it by the formula
F ∝ Mm ....... ( 1 )
and here , F∝ 1 / r².... ( 2 )
From ( 1 ) and ( 2 )
we can write it as :-
F = G× Mm / r²
➣Electrostatic Force :-
→ It is the Force attraction between the Proton and neutron in the nucleus of the atom and considered as the High force of Attraction
nearly about
but have you ever thought why it is ? Let us know the reasons
➣ Reasons :-
→ As we know that Gravitational force of Attraction follow the inverse square law ,hence we can conclude that as the distance increases [ From eq. ( 2 ) ]. the forces decreases , since it is attraction between the two High masses body hence it needs More. length two fro example - Sun and earth
→ But we know that Electrostatic force is produced by the attraction between the neuron and proton , which is invisible to us but is exist and doesn't follow the inverse square law though it get loosened as the shells increases but that is negligible
→ Electrostatic force has the property that it is non central and non conservative force
→ It has charge independent character
→ For your knowledge this attraction is propagated by the particle called mesons particle , that gives more attraction between them
Are you sure ? yes I'm can you give examples too ? yeah why not lets understand few examples
→ The concept of nuclear force is useful in obtaining nuclear energy via the process of nuclear fission and fusion
→ And in the easiest language it binds the neutron and proton together in the nuclei , hence they are responsible for stability of nuclei and hence of the atoms and ultimately of all matter that exist in the universe
Hope this may help you ☺
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