Question

module 3 section 3.2
coulombs law
coulombs law states that the electrostatic force of attraction between 2 opposite charges is directly proportional to the magnitudes of charges (more positive/negative charge means more attraction) and inversely proportional to the distance apart. (more distance means less attraction)
coulombic attraction is the attraction between _charged particles, like _and ___
in atoms we are usually talking about how much attractive force there is between_in an atom_which may have 1 p+ or many p+

Explanation:

Coulombic attraction is between oppositely - charged particles. In an atom, protons (\(P^+\)) are positively charged and electrons (\(e^-\)) are negatively charged. The force is between the nucleus (which contains protons) and electrons.

Answer:

Coulombic attraction is the attraction between oppositely charged particles, like protons and electrons. In atoms we are usually talking about how much attractive force there is between the nucleus (with protons) and electrons in an atom.