Why is it not possible to see an atom with naked eyes?

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because it is very small
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Because it the smallest unit , it is smaller than your imagination
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It is not possible to see an atom because of its extremely small size (atomic radius is of the order of 10-10 m)
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Because of its extremely small size.
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Size of atom is so small which is beyond of our eye resolution capacity so it is not possible to see aton
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We e even can not see the atom with the help of microscope.......we just see the spectrum of atom
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Steam ....because steam has more heat than boil water. The extra heat in steam is in the form of latent heat
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its very very small in size.
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