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Which fundamental force keeps the nucleus of an atom from breaking apart? A. Electromagnetic force B. Gravity C. Strong nuclear force O D. Weak nuclear force

Which fundamental force keeps the nucleus of an atom from breaking apart? A. Electromagnetic force B. Gravity C. Strong nuclear force O D. Weak nuclear force
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Which fundamental force keeps the nucleus of an atom from breaking apart?

A. Electromagnetic force
B. Gravity
C. Strong nuclear force
O
D. Weak nuclear force

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User Thomas Wright
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Strong nuclear force is the answer for A P E X

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User Emmanuel DURIN
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Answer:

Strong nuclear force

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