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thomas49th
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Hi, I was wondering:
why in hydrogen fusion are neutrinos ejected?
why in fission does the neutron actually knock over neutrons out of atoms
the nucleon are held together in the nuceus by nuclear forces which over power electrostatic forces. But what actually generates these forces? Are electrons not in the nuclear because of their size and mass exerts little nuclear force?
Thanks :)
why in hydrogen fusion are neutrinos ejected?
why in fission does the neutron actually knock over neutrons out of atoms
the nucleon are held together in the nuceus by nuclear forces which over power electrostatic forces. But what actually generates these forces? Are electrons not in the nuclear because of their size and mass exerts little nuclear force?
Thanks :)