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Why was it so difficult for scientists to understand the atom?
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Why was it so difficult for scientists to understand the atom?
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It was hard for them to understand because an atom can not be seen it is small and makes up everything
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Scientists find it difficult to understand an atom because it is tiny and hard to see.
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