Electric field and gravitational field question

[strawberrysk8]

Homework Statement

making the worst possible combination of errors, an oxygen atom has a charge of 3.8x10^-39C. Treating the atoms as point particles, compare eletric force of two such oxygen atoms with gravitational force between atoms. is the net force repulsive or attractive?

Homework Equations

F = kqq/r^2

F = GmM/r^2

1 amu = 1.66x10^-27 kg

The Attempt at a Solution

oxygen atom = 32 amu

32 amu * (1.66x10^-27 kg) = 5.31x10^-26 kg

F(electric) = [ (9x10^9) * (3.8x10^-39)^2 ] / r^2

F(gravity) = [ (6.67x10^-11) * (5.31x10^-26 kg)^2 ] / r^2

F(gravity)/F(eletric) = 1.4x10^6

attractive because F(gravity) > F(electric)

but according to the answer key the answer should be 2.8x10^6
what am I doing wrong?

 

[Defennder]

I don't see anything wrong. Furthermore the question doesn't even ask for any numerical answer, only which force is greater.

 

[Dick]

I think you mean oxygen molecule (32 amu), not atom (16 amu). But even so, I don't find anything terribly wrong with your ratio.