What force keeps two atoms together?

Answer 1

Atoms are held together by intramolecular forces and molecules by intermolecular forces. To distinguish between the two think of molecules as being different countries and therefore them being international.

Or in computer terms where a closed network is a lan between different computers (atoms) is a intranet.

While the internet is these lans (groups of computers) molecules connected to each other.

Answer 2

The force that prevents atoms from squishing into one another is electrical repulsion. It acts between bodies of similar charge, which tends to separate them.

Answer 3

Protons all have a positive (+) charge and are repelled from each other in the nucleus (neutrons and protons).

Answer 4

Negative charge which makes us rebound off solid objects.

Answer 5

electrical repulsion