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Why are computer chips getting smaller? Electric signals travel near light speed, so distance shouldn't be a factor. Larger chips would fit more transistors and from my understanding make computers faster, right?

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How can molecules, like tRNA, move in cytoplasm? And how are they able to aim at specific targets?

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[Biology] [Photosynthesis] What do the numbers in Photosystem I P700 and Photosystem II P680 stand for? Is it the maximum wavelenght the Photosystem can absorb or is it the wavelenght the Photosystem is most reactive to?

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Why are computer chips getting smaller? Electric signals travel near light speed, so distance shouldn't be a factor. Larger chips would fit more transistors and from my understanding make computers faster, right?	1
How can molecules, like tRNA, move in cytoplasm? And how are they able to aim at specific targets?	1
[Biology] [Photosynthesis] What do the numbers in Photosystem I P700 and Photosystem II P680 stand for? Is it the maximum wavelenght the Photosystem can absorb or is it the wavelenght the Photosystem is most reactive to?	1