Which of the following is not true about the nuclear force? A. It is the strongest...
Which of the following is not true about the nuclear force?
A. It is the strongest force known.
B. It acts on protons, neutrons and electrons equally.
C. It is independent of charge.
D. Its range is only of the magnitude of one or two nucleons
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Answer)
Option d is not true
Its range is not only of the magnitude of one or two nucleons rather all.
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