As two nuclei move toward each other (but are still separated by distances greater than the size of the nucleus) what force affects them? B Electrostatic Strong nuclear C Weak nuclear Gravity
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At this distance, the dominant force affecting them is the electrostatic force, which is the force between electrically charged particles. Show more…
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