- PHYSICAL WORLD:: The term physical world refer to all things present in nature. Like as - Atoms , matter, sound, Radiation etc.
- FUNDAMENTAL FORCE:: In the physical world exist only four fundamental force, the term fundamental represents the nature. We can define fundamental force as a law of physics and base of universe.
There are four fundamental forces,
- Gravitational force
- Electromagnetic force
- Weak nuclear force
- Strong nuclear force
♦ Gravitational force::
- This force works between mass object.
- The nature of this force is always attractive.
- This force introduced by sir "NEWTON"
- The range of this force is infinite.
- This force is directly proportional to product of two mass , those have interacting by gravitational interaction by separation r.
- This force is inversely proportional to the square of seperation between them
F∝mM -------------(1)
F∝1/r² ---------(2)
From equation (1) and (2)
F∝mM/r²
F=GmM/r²
Where , G = universal gravitational constant
G = 6.67×10^-11 Nm²/kg²
♦ Electromagnetic force::
- This force works between electric charge vie Electromagnetic field.
- This force is dominant in the interaction of atom
- This force is content of electric force & magnetic force.
- The entire Electromagnetic force on the charge particle is called Lorentz force
F = qE+qv×B
- The range of electromagnetic force is infinite.
- This interaction binds electrons to nuclei to form atom.
♦ weak nuclear interaction::
- This Force works between unstable nuclei.
- The decay in unstable subatomic particle happen due to weak interaction. Such as - Meson, w+ , w- , w⁰ etc.
- This force allow to turn proton into netron and vice-versa by beta decay.
- This interaction have short range.
- This interaction is responsible for radioactivity.
♦ Strong nuclear force::
- This force holds proton and neutron together.
- This force is responsible for nuclear interaction.
- The range of this force is 10^-15m
- This is strongest force/interaction in the universe.
♦Compression between fundamental interaction on the basis of range and strength::
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