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It isn’t necessarily an upper bound. The molecules might spread out more distant than their size.
by layer8 2y ago
It isn’t necessarily an upper bound. The molecules might spread out more distant than their size.
- bagels 2y agoWouldn't that provide an upper bound then? If the real size is equal to or less than the calculated size?
- gus_massa 2y agoIn a very unlucky world, they can form a 2D net, with molecules instead of strings and a lot of tiny holes. If this seams impossible, remember that when water freeze into ice, it expands to a 3D "net" with empty holes.