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If you “touch” a piece of paper, aren’t your electrons a fraction of a distance above the paper, and not coplanar at all?
by singleshot_ 2y ago
If you “touch” a piece of paper, aren’t your electrons a fraction of a distance above the paper, and not coplanar at all?
- yetihehe 2y agoOnly if that paper is a perfectly flat and non-elastic surface. When you touch real everyday paper, it has pretty fuzzy soft layer, some atoms of your finger will be below "average" level of that paper's surface.