A carbon nucleus and an iron nucleus are initially located 5.60 nm apart from one another. How much work would it take to move the carbon nucleus to a new distance of 2.11 nm from the iron nucleus? 112.7 eV 53.0 eV 66.3 eV 92.8 eV

A carbon nucleus and an iron nucleus are initially located 5.60 nm apart from one another. How much work would it take to move the carbon nucleus to a new distance of 2.11 nm from the iron nucleus? 112.7 eV 53.0 eV 66.3 eV 92.8 eV

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5. A carbon nucleus and an iron nucleus are initially located 5.60 nm apart from one another. How much work would it take to move the carbon nucleus to a new distance of 2.11 nm from the iron nucleus?

		112.7 eV
		53.0 eV
		66.3 eV
		92.8 eV

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