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could a nuecleus of more than one proton but no neutron exsist? explain​

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daksheshrawat8
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  • 23-10-2021

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turns out that the electrostatic repulsion between two protons is slightly stronger than their attraction due to the strong force - so they won’t stick together. Electrically neutral neutrons are required for that - they have the strong force too, but no electrostatic force.

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