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a particle accelerator is used to accelerate particles, at high speeds until the particles fuse together and create a new elemen

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mario62 [17]3 years ago
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True or for the flash it gave him his speed when it hit something and exploded and gave him the powers from the speed force but that is just nonfiction I would say that is true.

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