01:160:162 Lecture 23: lecture 23sf

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The nucleus contains protons and neutrons, each with a mass of about 1. 0 amu. The electrons outside the nucleus have a mass of 0. 0005485 amu (approximately zero to the nearest integer). The great percent of the mass of each atom is in its nucleus. But the size of the nucleus is very small. fluorine nucleus. Assume a fluorine nucleus has a radius of 4 x 10-13 cm. Density of nucleus = 1. 2 x 1014 g. The nucleus is positively charged, consisting of positive protons and neutral neutrons. One of the basic laws of nature is electrostatic attraction (opposite charges ) and repulsion (like charges). is given by coulomb"s law: are separated by distance r, the electrostatic force between them. The stability of the nucleus is due to the strong force, one of the basic forces of. In the nucleus, the distance r between the protons is very small. So there must be a huge electrostatic repulsive force between the protons.

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