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Atoms, protons, neutrons?

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    Angel
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    Since no one has ever seen Atoms, protons, electrons, neutrons etc how do scientist 'know' they exist, and what instruments do they use to observe them?

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      jonny_k
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      Peace "angel",
      This is a very large topic. I suggest you type in those terms at wiki and read through the articles one by one. Heres a part about atoms
      http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atoms#Atom_size_and_speed
      GOD Bless!

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        We don't KNOW they exist. The concept of "atoms", "protons", and "neutrons", goes with what we find through empirical observation. For instance, previously, the plum pudding model was used - this approximates a fair bit, but falls short of explaining many things. Now, we're on the route to thinking everything is simultaneously a wave, and a particle, not just quanta.

        http//www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/vintage/images/4506VV1003.jpg

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