QUESTION 8 The energy barrier needed to overcome the electromagnetic repulsion between the protons in nucleus and bombarding particle is called the Gravitational barrier the Coulomb barrier the Strong barrier the Friction barrier

QUESTION 8 The energy barrier needed to overcome the electromagnetic repulsion between the protons in nucleus and bombarding particle is called the Gravitational barrier the Coulomb barrier the Strong barrier the Friction barrier

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