What Is the Range of the Strong Nuclear Force Compared

question 76

Multiple Choice

What is the range of the strong nuclear force compared with the size of a large atomic nucleus, 10^-14 m?

• A) the same since it is the strong force that holds the nucleus together
• B) 10 times larger than the size of an atomic nucleus
• C) infinite; it has no limit
• D) 10 times smaller than the size of an atomic nucleus

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