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Among the four forces of nature, the most powerful force is called the strong nuclear force. It binds quark particles together, and these quark particles form protons and neutrons. These stay together compactly to form the nucleus.

The charge of protons is positive and the charge of neutrons is neutral. Electrically charged protons repel other protons. Therefore, the arrangement of multiple protons in the nucleus is complex. However, except for hydrogen, the number of protons increases in other elements. For example, the helium nucleus has two protons and uranium has 92 protons.

These protons and neutrons can adhere to each other only through the strong force. The electromagnetic force that works between protons is overcome by establishing dominance by the strong force. That's why it's called the strong nuclear force.

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#645 ⚡ ••••••	force fɔːrs noun ••••••	A physical power or energy that can cause movement, change, or influence. ••••••	Strong nuclear force binds particles. ••••••	power, energy ••••••	weakness, fragility ••••••
#646 🔗 ••••••	bind baɪnd verb ••••••	To tie, fasten, or hold together securely. ••••••	This force binds quarks together. ••••••	tie, unite ••••••	separate, disconnect ••••••
#647 🔬 ••••••	quark kwɔːrk noun ••••••	A fundamental subatomic particle that combines to form protons and neutrons. ••••••	Quarks form protons and neutrons. ••••••	particle, subatomic unit ••••••	none (N/A) ••••••
#648 ⚛️ ••••••	nucleus ˈnuːkliəs noun ••••••	The central core of an atom containing protons and neutrons. ••••••	The nucleus consists of protons. ••••••	core, center ••••••	periphery, outside ••••••
#649 ➕ ••••••	positive ˈpɒzətɪv adjective ••••••	Having an electric charge opposite to that of an electron. ••••••	Protons have a positive charge. ••••••	affirmative, plus ••••••	negative, neutral ••••••
#650 ⚖️ ••••••	neutral ˈnjuːtrəl adjective ••••••	Having no electric charge; neither positive nor negative. ••••••	Neutrons are electrically neutral. ••••••	unbiased, uncharged ••••••	charged, biased ••••••
#651 🔄 ••••••	repel rɪˈpel verb ••••••	To push away or force apart due to similar charges or properties. ••••••	Protons repel each other. ••••••	push away, reject ••••••	attract, pull ••••••
#652 📦 ••••••	compactly kəmˈpæktli adverb ••••••	In a closely packed or dense manner. ••••••	Protons and neutrons are compactly arranged. ••••••	densely, closely ••••••	loosely, scattered ••••••
#653 🤝 ••••••	adhere ədˈhɪər verb ••••••	To stick firmly to something or stay attached. ••••••	Neutrons adhere to protons. ••••••	stick, cling ••••••	detach, separate ••••••
#654 👑 ••••••	dominance ˈdɒmɪnəns noun ••••••	The state of having power, control, or influence over others. ••••••	Strong force exerts dominance over other forces. ••••••	supremacy, authority ••••••	inferiority, submission ••••••
#655 🧲 ••••••	electromagnetic ɪˌlektrəʊmæɡˈnetɪk adjective ••••••	Relating to both electricity and magnetism or their interaction. ••••••	Electromagnetic forces repel protons. ••••••	electric, magnetic ••••••	static, uncharged ••••••
#656 🏗️ ••••••	arrangement əˈreɪndʒmənt noun ••••••	The way things are organized, positioned, or structured. ••••••	The arrangement of protons in the nucleus is critical. ••••••	order, organization ••••••	disorder, chaos ••••••
#657 ⚖️ ••••••	stable ˈsteɪbl adjective ••••••	Not likely to change or fail; firmly established. ••••••	Strong nuclear force keeps the nucleus stable. ••••••	steady, secure ••••••	unstable, volatile ••••••

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