Question

Which is the strongest of the four major forces holding an atomic nucleus together?

Answer 1

here are the options

Answer 2

a:gravitational
b:electromagnetic
c:strong nuclear
d:weak

Answer 3

It is the " strong nuclear force" which acts as a major force in between nucleus.

Answer 4

thank u

Answer 5

Anytime. take care ......

Answer 6

can u answer another question?

Answer 7

Of course!

Answer 8

Rutherford's model of the atom was different from Bohr's model because:

Answer 9

In this case, the first option is true.

Answer 10

It is worthwhile to know that the Bohr's model later went away because it never explained the quantization of energy, momentum, and .... .

Answer 11

Got it?

Answer 12

so is it c

Answer 13

No a is true.

Answer 14

the wave nature of electrons?

Answer 15

is it another question? Please have a hurry. I must go...

Answer 16

yes but is the wave nature of electrons?
correct

Answer 17

Yes, we have specified for the electrons a wave nature ... I think it is very soon for you to get to know these things.

Answer 18

Each element has its own emission bright line spectrum pattern right?

Answer 19

Yeah, actually!

Answer 20

also Electrons occupy certain high probability areas known as orbitals

Answer 21

Yes, the probability of finding electrons near the nucleus is far more than larger distances.....

Answer 22

thank u so much for your time

Answer 23

Think nothing of it! Take care!

Answer 24

what is electronegativity ?

Answer 25

I think it is the ability of pooling electrons toward the nucleus ... The atom F is the most electronegative atom among the others.

Answer 26

what is polarisation ?