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Why is it so important to have only one set of chemaical symbols in the world?
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∙ 13y ago
chemistry itself is a language that brings scientists from all over the world together. it would be difficult if the symbols were in Russian, German, Chinese or any other language because there would be a language barrier between the scientists. these symbols are the only set in the world which makes it known to everyone.
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