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Chemical physics

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Some people study how tiny things work. They look at very small bits of stuff. They see how these bits move. This helps us know how things are made.

These scientists look at how small parts join together. They study how tiny bits of matter act. They use rules from physics to learn this.

They look at how energy moves between bits. They see how tiny bits change and react. They even look at how small bits spin.

This work helps us see the world. It shows us how tiny things act. It is a very big job for small things.

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