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What Is the Range of the Strong Nuclear Force (The

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What is the range of the strong nuclear force (the maximum distance over which it acts) ?


A) 10-9 m (1 nm, or roughly the size of a hydrogen atom)
B) infinity
C) a few thousand meters, or roughly the size of Earth)
D) 10-15 m (1 fm, or roughly the size of a proton)

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