atomic spacing of latex?

Same distance as in the average organic compound.

Mike

Thanks for replying, would you know what distance that would be?

Ive been unable to find the information using a google search

that's because you're asking an undefined question like "how long is a piece of string". there are a multitude of factors - both interatomic and intermolecular. you need to be precise about the question. starting with "why" would help.

Somewhere between half an angstrom and one and a half angstroms will cover all of the possible nearest neighbor bonded atoms in latex.

A lot smaller than a football. A lot larger than a hydrogen nucleus. About on the order of the size of the atoms, in the first place. Which makes sense.

where would i find the online directory that has the information i seek?