Electrical Attraction Law by Electron Flow Unifies Attraction and Repulsion into a single Attraction Force and solves Strong Nuclear Force Mystery

Opposite electric poles attract while like poles repel, this is a very simple concept after experimental observation, this interpretation create basis of Strong Nuclear Force mystery; on atomic nucleus protons hold positive charge, and don’t repel each other due to Strong Force glue. Key to solving the mystery lies in analyzing how attraction and repulsion works. Considering electrical attraction is produced by electrons flow from one pole to the opposite, we can deduce; repulsion between two positive punctual charges is product by electrons lack on approaching side between the two charges due to competition to capture electrons. Consequently, electron capture occurs on opposite approaching side, since there is no competition on this side. By capturing electrons on opposite approaching side, repulsion happens, or rather, attraction occur toward opposite approaching side. This analysis would greatly simplify electrical behavior and explain fundamental questions remained unexplained, such as why two equal electric currents parallel wires attract each other (the basic experiment of magnetism). This would unify electricity and magnetism concepts, as well as explain Strong Nuclear Force in a simple way: If electrical attraction and repulsion are unified into a single attractive force, then protons have no problem coexisting in the atomic nucleus due to the absence of repulsion. Strong Force mystery would be solved.

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International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Growth Evaluation
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.54660/.ijmrge.2025.6.4.630-633
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Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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Electrical Attraction Law by Electron Flow Unifies Attraction and Repulsion into a single Attraction Force and solves Strong Nuclear Force Mystery

Ana M. Sánchez
International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Growth Evaluation
Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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Electrical Attraction Law by Electron Flow Unifies Attraction and Repulsion into a single Attraction Force and solves Strong Nuclear Force Mystery

Ana M. Sánchez
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Abstract

Opposite electric poles attract while like poles repel, this is a very simple concept after experimental observation, this interpretation create basis of Strong Nuclear Force mystery; on atomic nucleus protons hold positive charge, and don’t repel each other due to Strong Force glue. Key to solving the mystery lies in analyzing how attraction and repulsion works. Considering electrical attraction is produced by electrons flow from one pole to the opposite, we can deduce; repulsion between two positive punctual charges is product by electrons lack on approaching side between the two charges due to competition to capture electrons. Consequently, electron capture occurs on opposite approaching side, since there is no competition on this side. By capturing electrons on opposite approaching side, repulsion happens, or rather, attraction occur toward opposite approaching side. This analysis would greatly simplify electrical behavior and explain fundamental questions remained unexplained, such as why two equal electric currents parallel wires attract each other (the basic experiment of magnetism). This would unify electricity and magnetism concepts, as well as explain Strong Nuclear Force in a simple way: If electrical attraction and repulsion are unified into a single attractive force, then protons have no problem coexisting in the atomic nucleus due to the absence of repulsion. Strong Force mystery would be solved.

International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Growth EvaluationVol. 6(4)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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