If an atom consists of 99% empty space then why matter cant pass through matter?
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Matter consists of many atoms. So the size matters for the fact that mater is like mountains and atoms are like small holes. Atom size in Angstrom units whereas mater can be any size but sufficiently bigger than this.
genious2000:
please mark it as brainliest
cant the atom be considered as matter. what i meant was can smaller atoms pass through the space between bigger attoms
for a particular mater, size of atom is almost fixed
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