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Question 94

A scientist measures the length of a small molecule in a gas sample as 0.24 nm0.24\ \mathrm{nm}0.24 nm.

Calculate the length of this molecule in metres and explain whether your answer is consistent with the typical size of a small molecule.

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6 Radioactivity Questions

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