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First, describe what a force is and what effects forces have on objects. Provide one or two examples of forces operating at a macroscopic scale to help you form analogies to describe atomic phenomena. Then describe the forces involved in holding matter together at the atomic level. Describe what would happen if various atomic forces disappeared? Also, provide a description of some of the forces between atoms that result in molecules and larger collections of atoms, and how these forces are important Solution Force changes the state of motion and state of rest , Force is a push or pull which creats acceleration , forces changes direction of the objects moving . force change shape of the objects, force is the capacity to do work. Forces work at the macroscopic level prmarly is gravity which is responsible for the whole mass in the universe to stay in tact with out getting fly away , the same gravity makes stars , solar systems and helps the formation of planets. The fource basic forces of nature are , Gravity , Electromagnetic , strong nuclear forces and weak nuclear forces, out of which gravitational forces works at macroscopic scale and rest of the threee works in microscopic scale on matter. Electromagnetic force is responsible for holding all the atoms in molecules to gether ,and also the same force behind all the chemical reactions. the stong nuclear and weak nuclear forces are the backbone behind the binding of nucleons in nucleus. Strong and weak nuclear force play key role in the formation of heavy nucleus from individual protons, electromagnetic forces are responsible for the formation of atoms , with out either stong nuclear and EM force atoms may not exist in our universe , and gravity plays the leed role for the formation of stars where the systhesis of all the nucleus takes places, with out gravity the universe may left with individual protons and electrons . The residual attractive or repulsive forces between atoms, molecules, and surfaces, as well as other intermolecular forces are called vander waals forces, which arise due to electromagnetic fields, van der Waals forces are weaker than normal covalent ionic bonds which are short-range forces and should be considered only if the molecules are closer , these forces are important in the formation of macrosizd molecules in the formation fo liquids and protein stuctures and DNA..

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Objective: This is the summary of my Theory of Everything (1975-1992), which contains, explains and interrelates all the fundamental elements, laws and principles of the Cosmos structuring, starting from the simplest one as it is the cosmic energy (dark energy),for later on to go composing all other more complex elements, one after another.(Complete theory can be found in my Cosmos and Atoms models) Methods: This work is gotten with the study and unification of all fundamental physical parameters, proofs and observations that are known till now, starting from the first basic cosmic elements, till the total construction of the cosmic structure that this theory exposes, beginning with the following explanation: The Cosmos structure is supported by two main basic elements: Space and Universal Motion. * This theory understands time as a component parameter of the Universal Motion, necessary for something can move continually along space. Thus, time is a property or dimension of the Universal Motion. And to start the cosmic structuringit is needed the union of these two fundamental elements, given as result a new composed cosmic element that is the Cosmic Energy (dark matter, antique aether) Result and conclusion: The result is evident because it is gotten a total explanation in a simple theory of the whole Cosmos structuring, valid either to sub-atomic level, atomic level and star level. Thus, this is a unique and unified theory that embraces all the physical elements, laws, forces, levels (micro and macrocosms) etc., where all they are connected, integrated and dependent among them.

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