Weak and strong interaction are attactive or repulsive force?

magnetar · Jun 13, 2009

As we know:Gravitation is attractive force, electric force is attractive and repulsive force.

Weak and strong interaction are attractive or repulsive force?

Civilized · Jun 14, 2009

The repulsion/attraction of the strong interactions depends on the color charges of the particles involved, just as the repulsion/attraction of the E&M force depends on the electric charges. Similarly for the weak interactions. Gravity is the only force which is always attractive.

Weak and strong interaction are attactive or repulsive force?

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