Question

Which of these statements best proves that electromagnetic forces are weaker than strong nuclear forces?

Neutrons do not repel or attract each other when they are in the nucleus.
Electrons do not move out of an atom when it forms bonds with other atoms.
Protons do not move out of the nucleus of atoms although they repel each other.
Atoms do not have any charge on them although they consist of charged particles.

Answer 1

@genius12

Answer 2

@theEric

Answer 3

Anyone?

Answer 4

I think I got it! Do you have any guesses?

Answer 5

I picked B?

Answer 6

so is it B?

Answer 7

watermelon14?

Answer 8

So is it b cuz thats what I picked

Answer 9

I didn't think so.. I'm not sure if nuclear forces affect electrons much or not, but I think that an electron being shared by two atoms fails to demonstrate the strength of nuclear forces as being greater than electromagnetic forces. I think there's a better option...

Answer 10

Would that be A then?

Answer 11

@theEric

Answer 12

Why do you think A?

Answer 13

What do you think then? @theEric

Answer 14

Hmmm?

Answer 15

What did you get?? @theEric

Answer 16

I won't just tell you the answer. I'll help you figure it out!

Answer 17

Well I need help :( right now :(

Answer 18

@theEric

Answer 19

So look through those options where you'll find electromagnetic forces (there must be charges involved) and nuclear forces (must be in the nucleus).

Answer 20

Let me know which option you \(think\) \(might\) be possibly correct.