Forces 0.0 / 5 ? PhysicsParticle physicsASAQA Created by: Mr_MackintoastCreated on: 28-02-18 18:08 The fundamental forces The fundamental forces: Gravity, Coulomb (electrostatic), Strong nuclear, weak Force can be defined as: something that effects and changes the momentum of a particle and the unit to measure force is newtons (N) 1 of 4 Exchange Particles How can forces act at a distance? Transient (impermanent) particles pass between particles These are called exchange particles 2 of 4 Linking exchange particles to forces Force: Electromagnetic Exchange Particle: Virtual Photon Symbol(s): Y Range: Infinite Force: Gravity Exchange Particle: Graviton Symbol(s): Theoretical Range: Infinite 3 of 4 Linking exchange particles to forces Force: Weak Exchange Particle: W Bosons Symbol(s): W+, W- Range: Short (approx. 0.001fm) Force: Strong Exchange Particle: Gluon Symbol(s): g Range: Short (<3 fm) 4 of 4
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