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How to find electromagnetic force between nucleus and electron?
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[QUOTE="Rakib771, post: 6489306, member: 690404"] Hello, I'm new here and honestly I'm not a physics student. I'm studying engineering and so, understand little of physics. I am trying to find the bond force of graphene's free electron. That means, the electromagnetic force by which the electron is bound to the nucleus. I can only calculate it using Coulomb's law but I suppose that wouldn't be correct in this case. So, any help is appreciated. PS: Another way of simplifying it would be, "How much static electric field is required to detach the electron?" [/QUOTE]
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