I got hired to teach high school physics but I picked up a chemistry class. I can handle most of it but I'm rusty. I was showing the structure of some molecules like benzene ring, water, etc. One of my students asked me how do we know what the shape of these things are if they are so small and I honestly couldn't answer. Can someone explain to me (so I can explain it to smart high school students) how we know what the structure of molecules looks like when they're so small. Thank you.
2007-05-26
06:03:12
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