The Coulomb's Law isimportant in the universe.Without it, hydrogen atom, aswell as other atoms will notform. If the charge of theelectron of the hydrogen atomis greater than the charge of itsproton, what will happen to theproton? *The electron will be repelled fromthe atom since it is a valenceelectron.The electron will be attracted to theO proton and it will move towards theproton.The proton will be attracted to theelectron and it will move towardsthe electron.

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The Coulomb's Law is
important in the universe.
Without it, hydrogen atom, as
well as other atoms will not
form. If the charge of the
electron of the hydrogen atom
is greater than the charge of its
proton, what will happen to the
proton? *
The electron will be repelled from
the atom since it is a valence
electron.
The electron will be attracted to the
O proton and it will move towards the
proton.
The proton will be attracted to the
electron and it will move towards
the electron.

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