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Briefly explain, how it is that we can believe that we have accurately counted atoms that...

Briefly explain, how it is that we can believe that we have accurately counted atoms that we cannot actually see with our eyes?

it was measuring atomic mass lab with electroplate

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As electroplate works on charge flow due to ion formation after removing an electron from the atom, hence by measuring current and using,

and charge as

here n represent no of atoms and e is charge of electron.

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