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19 September, 11:16
Why nucleus density is constant. Explain
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Draven Padilla
19 September, 11:42
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Answer:this is because Of The balance between the two forces that rule the nucleus
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This is because Of The balance between the two forces that rules the nucleus. the strong nuclear force and the electrostatic force
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