Answer C. COMPUTERIZED SOLUTION ONLY b. How many electrons are contained in -3 Coulomb of charge ? What is the total mass of theseelectrons?c. What is the force of repulsion between two argon nuclei when separated by 2nm? The chargeon an argon nucleus is +20e ?

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