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If you cut a piece of gold you have two pieces of gold. If you continue this process, at some point your sample will be so small that you will no longer have gold. What is the smallest particle that is still gold? Question 1 options: A Crystal of gold A gold atom Protons from gold atoms Tau neutrinos

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