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In an atomic nucleus, neutrons and protons are held together by:

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Correct Answer: Option B
In an atomic nucleus, neutrons and protons are held together by exchange forces.
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Bilqees Saeed
Bilqees Saeed 3 years ago
when protons and neutrons come close together they exchange (mesons) and then are bonded strongly together by exchange forces .
Rocky
Rocky 4 years ago
C
Poornachander N
Poornachander N 4 years ago
coulombic force is the right answer
Shrishail Byakod
Shrishail Byakod 4 years ago
Coulombic force is the right answer
Huzyfa Anjum
Huzyfa Anjum 5 years ago
By Columbia forces
Shuja JC
Shuja JC 9 years ago
very Nice perfect methods
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