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Determine the distance between a proton and electron if the force between them is 28 pN. 2.87 nm O 2.78 pm 2.76 km 2.67 mm

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Chapter29: Introduction To Quantum Physics

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Determine the distance between a
proton and electron if the force
between them is 28 pN.
2.87 nm
2.78 pm
2.76 km
2.67 mm

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