An α particle located in the molecules of a helium atom was observed to have mass 6.11*10^-27kg and 2eV. Calculate the force of electric repulsion or attraction between the α particles and compare them with gravitational force of attraction between them

An α particle located in the molecules of a helium atom was observed to have mass 6.11*10^-27kg and 2eV. Calculate the force of electric repulsion or attraction between the α particles and compare them with gravitational force of attraction between them

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