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bläi 4 Suppose that the nucleus -3 contains a number of protons and neutrons, what is the effect of the coulomb force between two protons on the nuclear force Eb, knowing that r=3x10^-13 cm

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Chapter30: Nuclear Physics

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Suppose that the nucleus -3
contains a number of protons
bläi 4
and neutrons, what is the effect
of the coulomb force between
two protons on the nuclear
force Eb, knowing that
r=3x10^-13 cm

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