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In nuclear physics, what units are used to measure the radius of an atom? A. liters B. mililiters C. fermi D. grams?
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In nuclear physics, what units are used to measure the radius of an atom? A. liters B. mililiters C. fermi D. grams?

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It's quite easy to get the answer. Think about it: liters and mililiters both are measure of volume - withdraw, grams are used to measure mass.
The one remained is C. fermi( femtometer) which is obviously correct answer.
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