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1 Fundamental Forces

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

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

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

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

7 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv3EMq2 Dgq8&safe=active

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