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Opposite charges
2
Like charges
3
Coulomb's Constant, k × Charge 1, Q1(C) × Charge 2, Q2 (C) / Distance Between both Objects², r² (m)
4
1 / 4π × Permittivity of Free Space, ε0 (Farads/m)
5
The particles are modelled as point charges - the charge is concentrated at the centre of the particle, Air is modelled as a vacuum
6
As the coulomb force between two protons is larger than the gravitational force at the same distance, there must be another attractive force between nucleons
7
That the force between two point charges is proportional to the product of their charges, and follows an Inverse square law
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1
Opposite charges
2
Like charges
3
Coulomb's Constant, k × Charge 1, Q1(C) × Charge 2, Q2 (C) / Distance Between both Objects², r² (m)
4
1 / 4π × Permittivity of Free Space, ε0 (Farads/m)
5
The particles are modelled as point charges - the charge is concentrated at the centre of the particle, Air is modelled as a vacuum
6
As the coulomb force between two protons is larger than the gravitational force at the same distance, there must be another attractive force between nucleons
7
That the force between two point charges is proportional to the product of their charges, and follows an Inverse square law