萬(wàn)物簡(jiǎn)史:PART II CH 7基本物質(zhì)(15)
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H2O2
hydrogen
peroxide
exalted
Because chemists for so long worked in [-1-] , conventions were slow to emerge. [---2---] C2H4 could [-3-] ethylene or marsh gas. There was hardly a molecule that was uniformly represented everywhere.
Scientists also used [-4-] symbols and abbreviations, often self-invented. Sweden's J. J. Berzelius brought a much-needed measure of order to matters by decreeing that the elements be abbreviated on the basis of their Greek or Latin names, [-5-] Fe (from the Latin ferrum ) and that for silver is Ag (from the Latin argentum ). [---6---](N for nitrogen, O for oxygen, H for hydrogen, and so on) reflects English's Latinate nature, not its [-7-] status. To indicate the number of atoms in a molecule, Berzelius [-8-] a superscript notation, as in H^2 O. [---9---]: H2O.
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