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As I understand it , when something decays ,
the energy stored in it leaves as heat . Does the heat contain
the atoms that made up the decaying item ? What happens to the
atoms , how does a single atom cease to exist and how long of
life span ( if life span is a proper description ) can a atom
expect ? Could a single atom have been a structural part of
more that one living entity during its life span ?
Thank you for
your time and expertise .
Gerald
Steede gar@ipa.net
Re: What is the life span of a atom ?
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