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The part of an atom that is mostly empty is the
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The part of an atom that is mostly empty is the
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The space
inside the atom
is just that,
empty space
, i.e. vacuum. Air molecules are also made up of
atoms
with a central core of nucleons and electrons spinning around them. They too have
empty space
between their nucleons and electrons.
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The part of an atom that is mostly empty is the electron cloud.
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