If an atom has an actual radius of 100 to 200 picometers why would drawing a model with a radius of about one to two centirmeters be useful?

Answer 1

to see how big it is in picometers compared to an unseen atom to the naked eye.

Answer 2

Drawing a model with a larger radius makes it easier to visualize the atom's structure and interactions with other atoms. It helps in understanding the relative sizes of atoms in a macroscopic scale. Additionally, it allows for a clearer representation when comparing different atoms or molecules.

Answer 3

because it is. sucks doesn't it when you needed the answer and something like this come up. tough too bad. ha ha.

Answer 4

Because