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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.As Bernardo says if the spheres are perfect then they would not actually touch. The 2 atoms that are closest to each other being 99.9% empty space would simply give the impression of touching using the Nuclear force.
However they spheres are not perfect so the ink transference method seems good to me!
At an atomic level things don't youch in the conventional sense. Take the simplest atom, hydrogen now if the nucleus was the size of the head of a pin then on that scale the electron would be orbiting 1km away. so if two of them where next to each other the nuclear forces would preven overlap. So the only way they could be deemed to be touching is if the electrons from each atom where to collide.
I think that's what Bernardo is getting at anyway!
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