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Things atom often describes ("atom ________")
- building
- beam
- method
- potentials
- approach
- energy
- chain
- structures
- calculations
- fraction
- density
- photon
- spectrometry
- parameters
- bombardment
- cavity
- distances
- structure
- function
- concentrations
- ratio
- vacancy
- orbitals
- sections
- section
- collision
- radiation
- compounds
- scattering
- problem
- bonds
- configuration
- interchange
- theory
- probe
- interaction
- ring
- model
- ion
- abstraction
- experiments
- concentration
- pair
- states
- bond
- ratios
- rings
- substitution
- molecules
- cluster
- derivative
- groups
- molecule
- basis
- representation
- simulations
- bombs
- functions
- approximation
- chains
- potential
- positions
- bomb
- systems
- supercell
- system
- reaction
- maser
- case
- models
- limit
- distance
- collisions
- derivatives
- smashing
- reactions
- chemistry
- pairs
- field
- effects
- complexes
- interactions
- bombing
- surface
- processes
- transfer
- cell
- sites
- smashers
- effect
- splitting
- exchange
- clusters
How atom often is described ("________ atom")
- extra
- third
- nuclear
- gaseous
- smallest
- simplest
- negative
- original
- excited
- single
- peaceful
- central
- neighbouring
- primeval
- interstitial
- adsorbed
- lightest
- less
- terminal
- heavy
- normal
- additional
- permanent
- united
- ordinary
- active
- particular
- metallic
- second
- corresponding
- quaternary
- substitutional
- indivisible
- tiniest
- metastable
- stable
- gram
- heavier
- fourth
- hydrogen
- unstable
- free
- asymmetric
- mere
- tiny
- positive
- hydrogenic
- abstract
- tertiary
- like
- adjacent
- electronegative
- least
- minutest
- chiral
- ultimate
- typical
- displaced
- electron
- hetero
- trivalent
- tetrahedral
- bound
- individual
- neighboring
- neutral
- magnetic
- isolated
- level
