Are Molecules Entangled Across Distances in Biochemistry?

[Rainbows_]

Nucleus are entangled to electrons...
Atoms are entangled to other atoms in molecules..

Are molecules at distance also entangled to one another? Is there a way to test if this is true?

I want to know if our biochemistry is entangled to the biochemistry of other people.

 

[king vitamin]

Essentially any interaction between two systems will entangle them. But entanglement is "delicate" in that it can also easily break if either of your systems interact with anything else. This is especially true if you're talking about a biological system at body temperature, where effects of quantum coherence are negligible. So you expect some entanglement between particles "close enough" to each other to interact often, but essentially no entanglement between individual molecules in two different people.

 

[berkeman]

Nucleus are entangled to electrons...
Atoms are entangled to other atoms in molecules..

Are molecules at distance also entangled to one another? Is there a way to test if this is true?

I want to know if our biochemistry is entangled to the biochemistry of other people.

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