Physics, asked by Jokersun4704, 1 year ago

Why is it easier for a neutron to penetrate the nucleus?

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Answered by maya0611

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Because a neutron doesn't have a charge, so it wouldn't throw off the charge of the atom.

Answered by Thelunaticgirl

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Holla

Its a nuetron doesnot contain a charge particle, so if it does it will repell and doesn't Throw off the atoms in it..

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