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kenny1999
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When something is scratched, even slightly, from what I understand by common sense, they would lose its atoms from the surface even if it's trace amount and not possible to measure, is that right? In that case, where do they end up? Are they lost to the air, carried by wind and then combined with oxygen or other air particles or pollutants to form another chemical compound, is that right?
I believe that those compound is very very tiny and cannot definitely not be seen by naked eye of course, after all.
Could those compound fly to our body and get inside our body?
Is it imaginary? but I think it does make sense theoretically
I believe that those compound is very very tiny and cannot definitely not be seen by naked eye of course, after all.
Could those compound fly to our body and get inside our body?
Is it imaginary? but I think it does make sense theoretically