Do neutrons have any attractive forces with electrons as they have with a proton? the strong nuclear force is an attractive force between protons and neutrons that keep the nucleus together and weak force is responsible for radioactive decay. also, neutrino is lepton and positron is antilepton and an electron is also a lepton so, according to law of attraction, a neutron should repel an electron as a neutron attracts a proton. please back me up here am i right or wrong?
 A: A proton attracts an electron because they both have charge, specifically opposite charge. This is due to the electromagnetic force.
A neutron has no charge, so it will not repel an electron, nor will it attract it via this force.
The reason why protons and neutrons can bind in a nucleus is due to the strong nuclear force. Electrons do not participate in this force, and so such an attraction does not apply between neutrons and electrons or protons and electrons.
Apart from these forces, an electron possesses a magnetic moment. And even though it is electrically neutral, the neutron also possesses a magnetic moment. These magnetic moments lead to an interaction between the two.
There is also another interaction called the weak nuclear force where a neutron decays into a proton, electron and an antineutrino. This is a decay process, and not in a sense “a force between the neutron and electron”.
Finally, taking into account that neutrons and electrons have mass/energy, one could say that there must exist a gravitational attraction between the two.
