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Q: Is Air made of particles too small too see?
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What does dirty air look like?

It looks as if you can see small particles. It can also look foggy and dark


What causes dust to be seen when sunlight shines through a room?

Dust particles while small reflect light, thenceforth you are able to see individual particles as they turn through the air.


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What did Isaac newton think light was made of?

yay! finally I can answer a question correctly! ok sir Isaac newton thought light was made up of small particles of energy that are way too small to see


Is the sky made of matter?

Inasmuch as what we see is made of air and clouds, yes. Both of these are composed of particles of matter. In a poetic sense one might dispute it, but that would be a stretch.


What is the similarities of water and air?

they both have particles that are a) too small to see b) has a melting/boiling point c) when heated the IMF's are weaker therfore vibrate faster


How do scientist study particles that are too small to see?

They use microscopes.


What is the idea of particles?

A particle is a small object. These come in many different types. Some are too small to see. Some can be seen with microscopes, others are too small even for microscopes. All large objects are made of smaller objects. Everything in the universe is ultimately composed of very small, sub-microscopic particles.


Why do you see tiny shining particles in the beam of sunlight in a dark room?

Those mysterious sparkles are dust particles in the air.


How has technology changed science?

It has made it easier to do discoveries. For example, microscopes have made it easier to see small particles and telescopes make it possible to see other planets.It also takes much more precise and accurate measurements.