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which statements about how scientists use models to visualize atoms are true?
models show the distances between subatomic particles.
models help scientists visualize atoms because atoms are too small to see.
models are used to calculate the energy released by atoms.
models of atoms are examples of scaled - up models.
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Explanation:

Atoms are extremely small and cannot be seen directly. Atomic models are used to represent atoms and show the relative positions and distances between sub - atomic particles like protons, neutrons, and electrons. They are often scaled - up versions to make it easier to visualize. Energy calculations are not the main purpose of visualizing atoms with models.

Answer:

A. Models show the distances between subatomic particles.
B. Models help scientists visualize atoms because atoms are too small to see.
D. Models of atoms are examples of scaled - up models.