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What n are the properties of nuclear forces?

Answer 1

Clara Avalos

They are attractive in character.
They are charge independent.
They are short range forces.
They have saturation character.
They are extremely strong.
The nuclear forces are dependent on the spin of the nuclei.
Nuclear forces are non-central forces
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Answer 2

Luke Allen

The properties of nuclear forces are:

Short-range: Nuclear forces act only over very short distances, typically less than the diameter of an atomic nucleus.
Strong: Nuclear forces are the strongest forces known in nature, much stronger than electromagnetic forces.
Attractive: Nuclear forces are attractive, holding protons and neutrons together within the nucleus.
Saturated: Nuclear forces become saturated when the number of nucleons in a nucleus increases, meaning the additional nucleons do not significantly increase the binding energy per nucleon.
Independent of charge: Nuclear forces act between nucleons irrespective of their electric charge.

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