Physics, 19.05.2020 02:11 genyjoannerubiera

If solid-state physics had never been studied, which applications might be missing from science and technology today?
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knowledge of the structure of DNA
an understanding of hemoglobin
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ground fault circuit interrupters
credit cards
quantum mechanics
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