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First of all atoms are invisible we will never see them okay. But you can use a electric microscope to observe and study them. Sadly they are huge and expensive

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How scientists view atoms?

They view atoms through an electron microscope.


What kind of microscope allows scientists to view indivisual atoms?

"View" may not be exactly the right word. A Scanning Tunneling Microscope can be used to gather data that a computer can turn into an image, but they're not really "seeing" the individual atoms directly.


What instrument is used to view a minute organism?

A microscope.


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You can view an atom with a scanning- tunneling microscope and a atomic force microscopes.


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What type of microscope is used to view the organs of an earthworm?

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What kind of microscope allows scientists to view individual atoms?

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Which type of exhibit would best explain what atoms are?

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What microscope is used to view an organelle?

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What type of microscope allowed scentists to view molecules?

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