Fundamental Forces.

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Fundamental Forces

Strong Nuclear Force Holds protons together in the nucleus Strongest of all fundamental forces Very short range!!!

Weak Nuclear Force Changes the flavour of quarks to allow for a proton to become a neutron

Gravitational Force Attractive force due to mass Follows the inverse square law, so has infinite range

Electromagnetic Force Attractive and repulsive force between charges and moving charges Follows the inverse square law, so has infinite range

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