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DK3UZ > TECHNIK 04.02.04 17:13l 21 Lines 827 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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In <19493_WT3V@bbs.net> kb2vxa@wt3v writes:
> [...]
> Oxygen is commonly O2 while ozone is O3 and deuterium is H2 and tritium H3.
I beg to differ. H2 (the "2" being subscript) is a molecule made from
two Hydrogen atoms. Deuterium consists of Hydrogen atoms in which the
usually solitary proton got the company of a neutron. Tritium has yet
another neutron in its core. I don't remember the notation for Hydrogen
isotopes, but I'm sure it's neither H2 nor H3. Maybe a superscript pre-
ceeding the "H"?
> Somehow these guys slept through chemestry class! (;->)
How does one sign while sitting on one's fingers (in order not to
point)?
73 (typing with screwdriver in mouth), Eddi ._._.
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