Examine the diagram below. Place the pairs of particles in order from the smallest electrostatic force to the largest electrostatic force. Distance betweenParticle 1 Charge Particle 2 ChargeParticles (Picometers)Pair 1+1-10.5Pair 2-1-10.2Pair 3+1+10.8Pair 4-1+10.3START ORDERpair 2pair 3..pair 4pair 1END ORDER

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Distance between Particle 1 Charge Particle 2 Charge Particles (Picometers) Pair 1 +1 -1 0.5 Pair 2 -1 -1 0.2 Pair 3 +1 +1 0.8 Pair 4 -1 +1 0.3

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Examine the diagram below. Place the pairs of particles in order from the smallest electrostatic force to the largest electrostatic force.

Distance between
Particle 1 Charge Particle 2 Charge
Particles (Picometers)
Pair 1
+1
-1
0.5
Pair 2
-1
-1
0.2
Pair 3
+1
+1
0.8
Pair 4
-1
+1
0.3
START ORDER
pair 2
pair 3
..
pair 4
pair 1
END ORDER

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