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What Does an Atom Look Like?

You’ve probably seen the classic Bohr’s model of an atom—with with electrons whizzing around a cluster of protons and neutrons—everywhere from science textbooks to the logo… Read Full Post

By Greg Kestin and Samia Bouzid on Tue, 12 Jun 2018

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