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Hi everyone, someone asked a question.
.Atoms nuclei are made up of protons, which are all positively charged. So due to proton - proton repulsion there should be destruction in the atomic nucleus. but the observed isn't so? Can anyone tell me the reason why?could anyone of u plz reply?
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Reply #1 on: August 17, 2005, 05:08:11 am »
The answer is in the nuclear force. Is a force that held together protons and neutrons in the nucleos. This force is stronger than the proton-proton repulsion. For that reason always are together.

This force is related with the famous Einstein's equation E = mcª

You can see that force if you separate the components of a nucleos... From this reason, the atomic bomb exists.


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Reply #2 on: August 21, 2005, 11:39:35 pm »
hey,
thanx a bunch 4 ur help.....byeezzz
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Reply #3 on: October 12, 2005, 02:58:04 am »
in the nucei there is another thype of interaction which is very stong wich makes the nuclei stable
in the nuclei :nuclear interaction is too strong that the electromagnetics interaction
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wow. great answer cesarglz. I am also learning. -*-
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