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Subject: if a neutron is separated from an atom could it pass through other atoms?

Date: Wed Nov 12 01:58:26 2003
Posted by Claire
Grade level: 7-9 School: methodist ladies college
City: melbourne State/Province: victoria Country: australia
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1068623906.Ph
Message:

sorryI don't know anything. but what I mean is, could the proton neutron or 
electron, by itself, singular pass through other atoms, for example the atoms 
that make up a table?


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