Each atom's nucleus is influenced by the nuclear force depending on how the strong nuclear force and the Coulomb force differ from one another. because heavier atoms have more neutrons than protons and the coulomb force has a larger sphere of action.
What is atom's nucleus?
A strong nuclear force acts on the neutrons and protons that make up an atom's nucleus. Unlike the coulomb or gravitational forces, this force is distinct. The strong nuclear force is the force that holds nucleons together. It is a powerful force with a limited range. The nucleons, or neutrons and protons, are drawn together by the same force. For smaller atomic nuclei, the nuclear force is stronger than the Coulomb force. At distances of roughly 0.8 femtometre.the nuclear force is very attractive between nucleons.
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