If each particle is too small to see, I surely would see something with that big of a stack. Would it be like seeing water when i cannot see individual water molecule but I see a glass of water ? Maybe like sand ? But with sand i can look closer and see grains..
I cannot figure for sure what I would see.
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Yes, if you take a massive amount of particles of a given substance, it makes that substance.
And when I say “a massive amount”, chemists used Avogadro’s Number, 6.022×10^23 units, to represent a mole of a substance.
The mass of Moles are generally measured in grams per mole.
So, that’s 602,200,000,000,000,000,000 units of something weighted in grams.
About 4 peas equal 1 gram.
It does depend a lot on the substance though. Like water, as a fluid. Flows together as looks very homogenous.
But if you’re talking about a mixture of various particles that may not blend it makes things very different. You’d likely see a few different substances (like when you smashed different colors of playdough together).
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