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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Strong nuclear force

The strong nuclear force binds protons and neutrons in a nucleus. It is noticeable that is there was not a attractive force, a nucleus would be unstable due to electric repulsion between its protons.

I use here simple past ---would structure , because we are just imagining here the absence of a force.
am i right ?

please help me!

is simple present -will structure possible here?

thanks in advance.
  

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Anonymous is simple present -will structure possible here? No, because we know that nuclei are stable. " Except hydrogen, right?

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  • Anonymous is simple present -will structure possible here?
  • No, because we know that nuclei are stable.
  • " Except hydrogen, right?
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Anonymousis simple present -will structure possible here?
No, because we know that nuclei are stable. An American expects "were", though: "It is worth noting that if there were not an attractive force, a nucleus would
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