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According to Yukawa Theory, if the π-meson mass is 130 MeV ̷ C2, the nuclear range...

According to Yukawa Theory, if the π-meson mass is 130 MeV ̷ C2, the nuclear range is: *
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Approximate nuclear size is 1.521*10^{-15} m = 1.521 fm

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