Entangled Atoms and propagation.

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Entangled atoms can maintain their entanglement even when separated by large distances. The process involves firing two atoms at one another, resulting in their interaction and entanglement before they scatter apart. This phenomenon demonstrates the persistence of quantum entanglement regardless of spatial separation.

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If I entangle to atoms in close proximity to each other, is there any way I can separate these atoms by a large distance and maintain their entanglement?

Thank you.
 
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Yes, systems can be entangled and remain a great distance from one another. Consider firing two atoms at one another. They will interact, entangle, and scatter. They will remain entangled as they separate from one another.
 

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