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[Anonymous No.3391411]

I have been studying a grain of sand under my very poweful 10 X magnifying glass.

I still can not see the atoms.

My daughter (10 years) tells me they are a lot smaller than that...yeah right !!!..LOL..anyway...my best guess is that there could be about what 20-30 atoms in a grain of sand ?

My daughter (still 10 ) reckons there's billions !!..LOL...come on...get real !!..

Do I really have to move up to my 15 x magnifying glass to to see them or not ?

So, how many atoms are there in a grain of sand...she wins £10 if there is more than a hundred !!
I win a hug if there is less....I am confident.

[Lyper !!gAyq5lzi952 No.3391418]

[Anonymous No.3391419]

-0/10

[Anonymous No.3391426]

http://www.thenakedscientists.com/forum/index.php?topic=6371.0;prev_next=next

[Anonymous No.3391427]

I cant tell if you're kidding. if you're serious, you're an idiot.

[Anonymous No.3391428]

>>3391419
>implying zero can be negative

but i will check your sage and raise one good sir.

[Anonymous No.3391432]

0/10

[Anonymous No.3391447]

>>3391427
he's kidding because this is a question that takes 10 seconds to look up on google. I know this because I've seen quite a few trolls in my time.

but if you're in fact already aware of this or if you are op samefagging then nice job getting a response

[Anonymous No.3391448]

a human hair is aprox 120 nm thick, an atom aprox 1 angstrom wich is about 0.0001 nm ....

[Anonymous No.3391453]

>>3391427
op detected

[Anonymous No.3391456]

>>3391411
get out of this thread, Aristotle. You aren't even alive!

[Anonymous No.3391488]

>>3391448
my bad , 1A = 0.1 nm :)

[Anonymous No.3391490]