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yes. push your hand against the wall... electric forces are happening at the atomic level of your hand and the wall but all the molecules and atoms in your hand never touch a single molecule or atom of the wall. if they did actually "touch" then you hand would start to go through to wall.

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Q: Do electric forces act between 2 charges which are not touching?
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