An IPhone is something made of atoms that was never alive. Also, a rock.
no, atoms aren't alive. A microorganism has to be at least a bacterium, which are composed of many atoms.
paritcles Neither. Atoms are the building blocks of molecules and are not alive. Cells are the building blocks of all living things.
No.Sound is not composed of atoms.
Nope. Atoms are the smallest complete part of something. Molecules are made up of atoms.
By our current definitions of "alive" and "dead" - no. Science has not yet really found a good definition of life. We recognize that a living person is composed of atoms - but their dead body is composed of the same atoms. We can recognize "life" down to the cellular level but the individual atoms that a cell is composed of do not seem to display the characteristics of "life". The best we can say is that the atoms that were once part of a living person are now part of a dead person.
Atoms are not deemed to be alive
Yes. Molecules are composed of atoms. Atoms are composed of particles.
That varies with the substance. H2O is composed of 3 atoms. C6H12O6 is composed of 24 atoms.
Yes, minerals are composed of atoms. They are naturally occurring inorganic substances with a specific chemical composition and a crystalline structure formed by the arrangement of atoms.
Elements are composed of atoms.
It means not organic, not containing elements from anything which was alive. Organic compounds (the ones that come from something that was alive) are characteristically composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.