Science, asked by anil9986, 1 year ago

Why are atoms invisible to visible light?

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Answered by aditya7227

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atoms are too small so they are not visible

Answered by abhineet15

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✴♦♦Atom are invisible to visible light because they are to small to reflect the light in the visible frequency range ♦♦✴

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