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AMan24
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Firstly, i know this question is worded strangely, i wrote noticeably tangible because a molecule is a tangible thing but not visible to the eye without equipment. But my question is, how do we get a single molecule, and increase its size to be visible? For example a cup of water is like a collection of many water molecules. Are these molecules combing with each other or just near each other? What about a solid object? I can't think of any solid objects that are made of a single type of molecule off the top of my head...
I guess to kind of simplify my question. Do collections of the same molecule combine with each other or stack on top of each other? Or something else?
I guess to kind of simplify my question. Do collections of the same molecule combine with each other or stack on top of each other? Or something else?
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