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The particles are indeed very small. Smaller than what you would call a "chunk". What you might think of as a molecule (say H₂O) of course is smaller yet, but t
by grzm 10y ago
The particles are indeed very small. Smaller than what you would call a "chunk". What you might think of as a molecule (say H₂O) of course is smaller yet, but there are many proteins and larger-chain carbohydrates and lipids that pass into the body that are much larger.