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16.
In an atomic nucleus, neutrons and protons are held together by
gravitational forces
exchange forces
coulombic forces
magnetic forces
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Ayan said:   9 years ago
The force which binds nucleus together is the strong nuclear force which is a subcategory of exchange force.

Actually, all the four fundamental forces (Gravitational, electromagnetic, strong nuclear force, weak nuclear force) comes under the category of exchange force because they all exchange particle to exist.

Hope this will clarify all doubts.
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Kaushal said:   1 decade ago
Its electromagnetic force so called coulombic force, due to charges in electron and nuclei and it is the strongest and short range force in nature present at atomic level.
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Shubham said:   1 decade ago
It cannot be coulombic forces as neutron is not a charged particle and only proton. It is the exchange force that keeps them together.
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Ana said:   1 decade ago
how it can be exchange force because exchange force are those force in which exchange of particles occur.

Abhishek said:   1 decade ago
What is exchange force ? what happen due to exchange of particles. Anyone please elaborate it.

Labnaya said:   8 years ago
I think it is right, the force exchange between the proton and newton so that it is stable,

Srinivas said:   1 decade ago
The forces are exchanged together for this reason they held together supported.

Ayesha malik said:   9 years ago
It's bounded by coulombic forces because the charges are held together by it.

Manav said:   1 decade ago
I think it can be gravitational force because both's have mass.

Smruti said:   8 years ago
@Chitransh.

How exchange force is the right answer?
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