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Armon asked Jan 20, 2023

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Atoms were named "atomos" by the Ancient Greeks. What does "atomos" mean?

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its the ancient greek term for "the ulimate particles of matter" sorry if im wrong

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Indivisible

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Well it means uncuttable which is a synonym to indivisible

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