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do they just gon spinning? where does it all lead up to? entropy? or someyhing else?
Yngvi said:Anti-matter composed of particles of opposite charge is considered possible.
No, atoms do not die in the traditional sense. They can undergo chemical reactions and physical changes, but they cannot be destroyed or disappear completely.
Atoms can last indefinitely as long as they are not subjected to extreme conditions such as high temperatures or radiation. Some elements, such as uranium, have half-lives of billions of years, meaning they can exist for a very long time.
Theoretically, atoms do not have an end point. They can continue to exist and undergo changes indefinitely, as long as the laws of physics remain constant.
Atoms can lead to the formation of molecules, which can then lead to the creation of various substances and materials. They also play a crucial role in the structure and function of living organisms.
Atoms cannot be created or destroyed through normal chemical reactions. However, they can be transformed through nuclear reactions, such as fusion and fission. In these processes, atoms can be split or combined to form new atoms.