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The question is in the attachment..
My thoughts were that between 2 protons, there's obviously going to be higher electrostatic repulsion, so a higher attractive strong force is needed (to keep the protons together), than with 2 nucleons. But the highest strong force is when separation is low, but that's also when the electrostatic repuslion would be great?
My thoughts were that between 2 protons, there's obviously going to be higher electrostatic repulsion, so a higher attractive strong force is needed (to keep the protons together), than with 2 nucleons. But the highest strong force is when separation is low, but that's also when the electrostatic repuslion would be great?