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bhthiang
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We all know that the helium nucleus is very stable because it consists of two protons and two neutrons.
My question is why aren't we seeing 4 neutrons sticking together forming an even more stable nuclide, since neutrons exert only the strong attractive nuclear force but not the repulsive Coulomb force?
My question is why aren't we seeing 4 neutrons sticking together forming an even more stable nuclide, since neutrons exert only the strong attractive nuclear force but not the repulsive Coulomb force?
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