The nucleus of an atom stays together only because the repulsive forces, called forces, are overcome by even stronger attractive forces. fusion nuclear electrostatic

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Kmt asked Apr 10, 2022

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The nucleus of an atom stays together only because the repulsive forces, called

forces, are overcome by
even stronger attractive forces.
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Electrostatic

Step-by-step explanation:

The forces that are overcome are the repulsive electrostatic forces between the protons (all charged positively).

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