Particle
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"[Michel] began to talk about the Aspect experiments and the EPR paradox: how two particles, once united, are forever an inseparable whole, 'it seems to be pretty much in keeping with what you were saying about one flesh'."--Atomised (1998) by Michel Houellebecq |
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In the physical sciences, a particle is a small localized object to which can be ascribed several physical or chemical properties such as volume or mass.
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See also
- Antiparticle
- Brownian motion
- Fluid parcel
- Matter
- Particle counter
- Particle detector
- Particle physics
- Particle segregation
- Self-propelled particle
- List of particles
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