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Do chemists need to know the Weak Force in detail? A. Yes, the Weak Force is the operating force in Chemistry. B. No, chemists want to know how atoms combine and not what happens inside the nuclei.
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Do chemists need to know the Weak Force in detail?
A. Yes, the Weak Force is the operating force in Chemistry.
B. No, chemists want to know how atoms combine and not what
happens inside the nuclei.
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This is b because yes they do
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