A few days ago
simple physics question: what makes the protons stay inside the nucleus?
can u pls explain why the protons stay inside the nucleus.
tnx a lot!!
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A few days ago
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Protons and neutrons are both nucleons, which are bound by the nuclear force into atomic nuclei.
The person above me is wrong, because gluons hold the quarks (parts of a proton: 2 up quarks & 1 down quark) together.
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A few days ago
Well I know there is a sub atomic particle called the gluon. It holds protons to neutrons. I’m not really sure why its there tho. They were discovered in the late 70s I believe. You might find more online. I’m sure they are not completely understood.
yup never mind
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A few days ago
Obviously, they are positively charged particles. They stay inside the nucleus to still make the nucleus existent. So that they are susceptible to electrical charge. (Huh? Hahaha!)
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