Is a molecule the smallest particle?
| December 11, 2020 | education
No, because a molecule is made of atoms. But the atom is also not the smallest particle, since it consists of a nucleus and electrons. The nucleus consists of nucleons, nucleons – of elementary particles.
Today, the smallest particle of matter are fundamental particles.
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