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Explain the concept of nuclear forces. Discuss their characterstic properties. Which properties distinguish them form electrostatic forces?

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  • Which property does not indcate strong intemolecular forces?

    A
    High enthalpy of vaporization
    B
    High viscosity
    C
    High critical temperature
    D
    High vapour pressure

  • Which of the following properties of magnetic line of force differs them from electrostatic lines of force ?

    A
    These are closed curves
    B
    These can emit or teminate at any angle to the surface
    C
    Total flux linked with a close surface is always zero
    D
    All of these

  • Which of the following statements is true for nuclear forces?

    A
    They obey the inverse square law of distance.
    B
    They obey the inverse third power law of distance
    C
    They are short range forces
    D
    They are equal in strength to electromagntic forces

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