Strong Nuclear Force 2.1.3 Flashcards

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1
Q

what forces are in the nucleus

A

-Repulsive electrostatic forces between protons due to their positive charge

-Attractive gravitational forces due to the mass of the nucleons

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2
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what is the weakest of the fundamental forces

A

Gravity

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3
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what are the 4 fundamental forces

A
  • strong force
    -weak force
    -electromagnetic force
    -gravity
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4
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what does the electromagnetic force cause

A

protons to repel each other

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5
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what would happen if there was no strong nuclear force

A

the nucleus would not hold together

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6
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what does strong force do

A

keeps the nucleus together and stable

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7
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what is strong force for

A

protons and neutrons

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8
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what is electromagnetic force for

A

protons

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9
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what is strong nuclear force

A

an attractive force acting between all nucleons which is stronger than the electrostatic force

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10
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what are quarks

A

The strong nuclear force acting between particles

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11
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what are protons and neutrons made up of

A

quarks

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12
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when is strong force highly repulsive at separations

A

below 0.5fm

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13
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when is strong force very attractive up to a nuclear seperation

A

3.0fm

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14
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when does the maximum attractive value occur

A

around 1.0fm

-which is a typical value for nucleon separation

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15
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what is the the equilibrium position, where the resultant force is zero.

A

0.5fm

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16
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what range does strong nuclear force have

A

a very small range in comparison to the other fundamental forces

(from 0.5 to 3.0fm)

17
Q

what is electrostatic force influenced by which strong force is not

A

charge