The nucleus of helium has a charge of +2e, whereas the nucleus of neon has a charge of +10e (e = 1.60 × 10-19 C). What is the repulsive force between them when they are 3 nm apart? Assume that the two atoms are in a vacuum.

The nucleus of helium has a charge of +2e, whereas the nucleus of neon has a charge of +10e (e = 1.60 × 10-19 C). What is the repulsive force between them when they are 3 nm apart? Assume that the two atoms are in a vacuum.

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1. The nucleus of helium has a charge of +2e, whereas the nucleus of neon has a charge of +10e (e = 1.60 × 10^-19 C). What is the repulsive force between them when they are 3 nm apart? Assume that the two atoms are in a vacuum.

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B. Calculate the electric flux for each of the following sets of variables.
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