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. How do the forces that hold an atomic nucleus together compare in strength with the forces between atoms in a molecule?

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Interpretation:

Interpret the nuclear force strength to force between the atoms of molecule.

Concept Introduction:

Nucleus of an atom contains the positive charge which attracts the outer electrons towards it. The nuclear force is responsible for the attraction of proton and neutron in an orbit. This energy used to generating nuclear energy.

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Nucleus of an atom contains the positive charge which attracts the outer electrons towards it. The nuclear force is responsible for the attraction of proton and neutron in an orbit. The force of attraction is very high which results in the stability of an atom.

The attraction present between the atoms in a molecule can depends on the sharing of...

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