A: Imagine you are the size of a nano-particle (something 1 nano-meter tall), tell me your...
A: Imagine you are the size of a nano-particle (something 1 nano-meter tall), tell me your size as it relates to a human who is my height (approximately 6’5).
B: How many times smaller than a 6ft human is a nano-particle?
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