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Nucleons in nucleus are bound by
Nucleons in nucleus are bound by
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Gravitational force = Weakest, infinite range.
Electromagnetic force = Strong, infinite range.
Strong Nuclear force = Strongest, very short range.
Gravitational force = Weakest, infinite range.
Electromagnetic force = Strong, infinite range.
Strong Nuclear force = Strongest, very short range.
Updated On: Apr 29, 2026
- electromagnetic forces
- electrostatic forces
- long-range nuclear forces
- short-range nuclear forces
- gravitational forces
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The Correct Option is D
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