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Madam curie coined the term, and it is because of the activity a radio makes when near a radiation source

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The term "atom" originates from the Greek word "atomos," which means indivisible. This term was used to describe the smallest particle of matter that could not be divided further. The concept of atoms has evolved over time with advancements in atomic theory.

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Atom comes form the Greek for "Not-divisible", a-tom.

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