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Quantum entanglement, if I understand it correctly, specifies the phenomenon where the scattered pieces of a particle somehow know the whereabouts of its other pieces.
Does that mean that by taking a neutron from atom A and placing it away from atom A, the atom would know where the missing neutron is?
Does the atom have an exterior surface, like a ball (as is often depicted in science books)?
Does that mean that by taking a neutron from atom A and placing it away from atom A, the atom would know where the missing neutron is?
Does the atom have an exterior surface, like a ball (as is often depicted in science books)?