when an electron gets closer to the nucleus does the attraction or repulsion grow weaker or stronger?

Chemistry

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klasskru [66]3 years ago

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Answer:

Weaker

Explanation:

Since the charges on nucleus and electron are opposite in nature, an attractive force exists between them. It is true in generally, that when objects are made to move closer together in the direction of an attractive force, potential energy decreases (and increases whenever attracting objects are force to move apart).

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