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File mask */helpcontent2/source/text/smath/01.po
Translation file Download ta/helpcontent2/source/text/smath/01.po
Last change Feb. 1, 2024, 6:42 p.m.
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File ta/helpcontent2/source/text/smath/01.po was added. 9 months ago
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<input>SO_4^{2-{}}</input> or <input>SO_4^{2"-"}</input>
 
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Ions
 
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<input>nitalic{{U lsup 238 lsub 92 + n} ~~toward~~ {U lsup 239 lsub 92 + %gamma} ~~binom{{size 6{{%beta}-{}}}} {toward} ~~ Np lsup 239 lsub 93 ~~binom{{size 6{{%beta}-{}}}}{toward}~~ Pu lsup 239 lsub 94}</input>
 
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Isotopes
 
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Molecules
 
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To create chemical formulas using Math, you may want to change the font used for variables to a non-italic font, or use the <literal>nitalic</literal> modifier.
 
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The primary purpose of %PRODUCTNAME Math is to create mathematical formulas, but it can also be used to write chemical formulas. However, in chemical formulas, the chemical symbols are normally written in uppercase using upright, rather than italic, characters.
 
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<variable id="chemicalh1"><link href="text/smath/01/chemical.xhp">Chemical Formulas Examples</link></variable>
 
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<bookmark_value>chemical formula</bookmark_value>
 
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