Column I | Column II | ||
(I) | Force on an electron in an atom | (P) | Gravitational force |
(II) | Force between a proton and a neutron inside nucleus | (Q) | Strong force |
(III) | Force between a proton and proton inside nucleus | (R) | Coulomb force |
(IV) | Conservative force | (S) | Electric force |
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