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What is the most massive molecule that's ever been made? How much does it weigh, and how many atoms is it made from?
What is the most massive molecule ever?
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The discussion centers on the quest to identify the most massive molecule ever created, including its weight and atomic composition. A participant references a scientific article found through a simple Google search, suggesting that such resources can effectively yield information on the topic. The thread concludes with a lock, indicating that the discussion has reached a resolution or that further debate is unnecessary. The focus remains on the scientific inquiry into molecular mass and the accessibility of research through online platforms.
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What - if any - research have you done on this? What didn't you understand?
If I pointed you at something like this, would you say "it doesn't count"?
If I pointed you at something like this, would you say "it doesn't count"?
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Look what I found: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.270.5244.1905-a
I got it by googling for 'most massive molecule'. I bet it would work for you, too.
I got it by googling for 'most massive molecule'. I bet it would work for you, too.
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Thread locked.
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