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gtnhenbr [62]3 years ago
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Answer:

Done!

Explanation:

There is not a problem with the model. The atoms are tightly compacted to get, so if you were to cut it in half the split would also be smooth and straight. For example, a grain of salt is rough on the outside, but when you cut it in half the split is smooth. It is the same with the atoms in the model.

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