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Which force controls the size of an atomic nucleus?(1 point)
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electromagnetic force
electromagnetic force
gravitational force
gravitational force
strong nuclear force
strong nuclear force
weak nuclear force
weak nuclear force
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strong nuclear force
Explanation: The short-range strong nuclear (residual strong) force binds protons and neutrons together and determines the nuclear radius (≈ r0 A^(1/3)). Electromagnetic repulsion acts against it but does not set the nuclear size.
Explanation: The short-range strong nuclear (residual strong) force binds protons and neutrons together and determines the nuclear radius (≈ r0 A^(1/3)). Electromagnetic repulsion acts against it but does not set the nuclear size.
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