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Atomic physics is the branch of physics that studies atoms and how they work. It matters because understanding atoms helps us explain the properties of materials, develop new technologies, and comprehend the fundamental nature of matter itself.
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原子物理学（げんしぶつりがく、英語: atomic physics）は、原子を対象とする物理学である。
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