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Nuclear Forces Quiz

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True/False statements about atomic nuclei

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True/False statements about atomic nuclei

by Esraa M. zanati
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The electromagnetic force is the only force that acts at very small distances.

2

The weak force is responsible for keeping atomic nuclei intact.

3

There are four fundamental forces: gravity, electromagnetic, strong, and weak.

4

The strong force is the strongest force at very short distances.

5

The strong force acts between protons and electrons directly.

6

Gravity balances the repulsion between protons in a nucleus.

7

Without the strong force, there would be no atoms.

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The strong force holds quarks together to form mesons and baryons.

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Atomic nuclei can grow indefinitely in size.

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The strong force holds nucleons together in atomic nuclei up to a certain size.

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