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Fix granmmar plus a somewhat gratuitous change to get to the 6 character limit.
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edit approved Apr 27, 2017 at 5:55
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edit approved Apr 27, 2017 at 5:55
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Solids are held together by chemical bonds. There are several types of chemical bonds and it is true that the underlying natural force is the electrostatic force (while quantum effects dictate the way this force bonds atoms).

You'reYour hand can pass through a table, but it would need sufficient energy to break the bonds of the material of the table.

Solids are held together by chemical bonds. There are several types of bonds and it is true that the underlying natural force is the electrostatic force (while quantum effects dictate the way this force bonds atoms).

You're hand can pass through a table, but it would need sufficient energy to break the bonds of the material of the table.

Solids are held together by chemical bonds. There are several types of chemical bonds and it is true that the underlying natural force is the electrostatic force (while quantum effects dictate the way this force bonds atoms).

Your hand can pass through a table, but it would need sufficient energy to break the bonds of the material of the table.

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Solids are "kept solid"held together by chemical bonds. There are several types of bonds and it is true that the underlying natural force is the electrostatic force (while quantum effects dictate the way this force bonds atoms).

You're hand can pass through a table, but it would need sufficient energy to break the bonds of the material of the table.

Solids are "kept solid" by chemical bonds. There are several types of bonds and it is true that the underlying natural force is the electrostatic force (while quantum effects dictate the way this force bonds atoms).

You're hand can pass through a table, but it would need sufficient energy to break the bonds of the material of the table.

Solids are held together by chemical bonds. There are several types of bonds and it is true that the underlying natural force is the electrostatic force (while quantum effects dictate the way this force bonds atoms).

You're hand can pass through a table, but it would need sufficient energy to break the bonds of the material of the table.

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YoA
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Solids are "kept solid" by chemical bonds. There are several types of bonds and it is true that the underlying natural force is the electrostatic force (while quantum effects dictate the way this force bonds atoms).

You're hand can pass through a table, but it would need sufficient energy to break the bonds of the material of the table.