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How does the force between two atoms behave with separation?
AShort range attraction, long range repulsion
BLong range attraction, short range repulsion
CAttraction only, at every separation
DRepulsion only, at every separation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Long range attraction, short range repulsion
Atoms attract at a few angstroms but repel when pushed closer together.
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