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Chemical Formulae
How do I write chemical elements/compounds formulae like H2S, H2O, CO2,etc in
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Chemical Formulae
Use a subscript for the numbers. Format | Font | Superscript.
"English Andy" wrote: How do I write chemical elements/compounds formulae like H2S, H2O, CO2,etc in microsoft word? |
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Sorry, I meant: Format | Font | Subscript. A superscript is used for exponents.
"Guy Lydig" wrote: Use a subscript for the numbers. Format | Font | Superscript. "English Andy" wrote: How do I write chemical elements/compounds formulae like H2S, H2O, CO2,etc in microsoft word? |
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