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Are all particles of the same shape? - Answers

No, not all particles have the same shape; they can vary significantly depending on their type and nature. For instance, atoms can be considered point-like, while molecules can have diverse shapes such as linear, branched, or spherical. Additionally, larger particles like dust or colloids can have irregular or complex geometries. The shape of particles influences their physical properties and behaviors in different environments.



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No, not all particles have the same shape; they can vary significantly depending on their type and nature. For instance, atoms can be considered point-like, while molecules can have diverse shapes such as linear, branched, or spherical. Additionally, larger particles like dust or colloids can have irregular or complex geometries. The shape of particles influences their physical properties and behaviors in different environments.



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Are all particles of the same shape? - Answers

No, not all particles have the same shape; they can vary significantly depending on their type and nature. For instance, atoms can be considered point-like, while molecules can have diverse shapes such as linear, branched, or spherical. Additionally, larger particles like dust or colloids can have irregular or complex geometries. The shape of particles influences their physical properties and behaviors in different environments.

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