When is the force of strong nuclear interaction repulsive?

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In what cases the force of the strong interaction is the force of repulsion?
In what cases the force of the strong nuclear interaction (between nucleons or between quarks) is the force of repulsion?

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The strong force depends on flavor (proton vs. neutron), spin, and distance. There is no simple relationship between these and its direction.
 
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Vanadium 50 said:
The strong force depends on flavor (proton vs. neutron), spin, and distance. There is no simple relationship between these and its direction.
Thank you

Can you, please, tell when exactly (which effects or reactions) the strong interaction-repulsion takes place or send something where I can find some examples of such case?
 
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When two protons get too close together the force switches from attraction to repulsion.
 

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