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Re: What is the "empty space" in an atom?
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supernovax
on 22/04/2014, 14:11:06 UTC
The empty space in an atom is not filled with smaller atoms. That space is a "vacuum" in that there are no atoms in it ...but an atmospheric vacuum isn't the same thing at a subatomic scale as we experience at our scale. A hydrogen atom is about 99.9999999999996% empty space.