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강한 상호작용
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force binding particles within the atomic nucleus
The strong interaction is the powerful force that holds particles called quarks together to form protons and neutrons, and then binds those protons and neutrons tightly together inside the atomic nucleus. This force matters because without it, atoms couldn't exist—the nucleus would fall apart and all the matter we see around us, including ourselves, couldn't hold together.
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It is catalogued under topics including Fundamental interactions, Nuclear physics and Quantum chromodynamics.
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