The repulsion of the atoms of gases

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The discussion centers on the concept of replicating the atomic repulsion of gases on a macro scale. Participants explore the feasibility of creating a large object that could mimic the repelling forces of gas atoms, potentially leading to groundbreaking applications. The kinetic theory of gases is highlighted as a foundational concept for understanding this phenomenon, with links provided for further reading. The conversation emphasizes the innovative potential of such a scientific endeavor.

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Is it possible to imitate the repulsion of atoms of gas on macro-scale?

(I mean: atoms of gases repell all other atoms around it using some force. Among them there is nothing (vacuum) - isn't it. Well... - imagine if you could make a macro-object that could repell all matter (atoms) (a sort of a HUGE single atom of gas) i.e. to artificially create such phenomenon in act when an atom of gas is in question - artificialy create such force around a macro-object, but much stronger. An imitation of a force of a single atom of gas (it's repelling effect on all around it).)
 
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Come on... Are you telling me that you REALLY do not see the possibilities and potential this could have?
 

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