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Let's consider an isolated system of two oppositely- charged particles. How does the magnitude (increase/decrease) and direction (attraction/repulsion) of the electrostatic force would change with respect to distance between two oppositely-charged particles? Enter your answer here How does the potential energy of the system change (increase/decrease) as two oppositely-charged species approach each other? Enter your answer here

Let's consider an isolated system of two oppositely- charged particles. How does the magnitude (increase/decrease) and direction (attraction/repulsion) of the electrostatic force would change with respect to distance between two oppositely-charged particles? Enter your answer here How does the potential energy of the system change (increase/decrease) as two oppositely-charged species approach each other? Enter your answer here

Chemistry by OpenStax (2015-05-04)
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Let's consider an isolated system of two oppositely- charged particles. How does the magnitude (increase/decrease) and direction (attraction/repulsion) of the electrostatic force would change with respect to distance between two oppositely-charged particles? Enter your answer here How does the potential energy of the system change (increase/decrease) as two oppositely-charged species approach each other? Enter your answer here
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