What holds the nucleus together in the cell?

Answer 1

The protons and neutron (nucleons) in the nucleus are held by the strong force (also called by some the nuclear force)

The atomic nucleus is held together by the nuclear force. The magnitude of the force depends upon the ratio of neutrons to protons in the nucleus. If the ratio exceeds 1.5, the molecule 's repelling force exceeds the nuclear force making the molecule radioactive in nature.

Answer 2

The force holding the neutrons and protons together to form the nucleus of an atom is called the 'strong force'. It is orders of magnitude stronger than the electrical force at distances of atomic scale. At normal macroscopic distances, it is much weaker than the electrical force.

Quote from text book, Chemistry in Focus, 3rd edition:Nuclear Binding Energy represents the energy that holds a nucleus together.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

The nucleus is held together by a nuclear envelope, a double membrane structure that surrounds it. The nuclear envelope contains nuclear pores that regulate the exchange of materials between the nucleus and the cytoplasm. Additionally, the nucleus is stabilized by a network of proteins called the nuclear lamina.

Answer 5

specifically,,, gravity. that and chemical force

Answer 6

we all know protons are not held together because it is positive but due to mewvons force it is held together

Answer 7

The cytoplasm

Answer 8

the strong nuclear force

Answer 9

the strong nuclear force