3. Why is the presence of positively charged protons a problem with current models of the atom?

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Fourcube · Answer 1 · 2021-02-17T21:46:09+0000

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Positively charged particles should repel each other. However the strong nuclear force, a force greater than the force repelling positive charges, holds the nucleus together.

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