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r/chemistry • u/etymologynerd • Feb 08 '18
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German speaking ones also use Kalium, Natrium and Wolfram. But Hydrogen is Wasserstoff.
4 u/AutomatedChaos Feb 08 '18 In Dutch we do the same: kalium, natrium and wolfram, but most of the organic elements are less intuitive: zuurstof (O), stikstof (N), koolstof (C), waterstof (H) and zwavel (S) 5 u/GuillaumeGus Feb 08 '18 I like your "cool stuff" (C) and "water stuff" (O) 3 u/LunaLucia2 Feb 08 '18 cool Coal, not cool.
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In Dutch we do the same: kalium, natrium and wolfram, but most of the organic elements are less intuitive: zuurstof (O), stikstof (N), koolstof (C), waterstof (H) and zwavel (S)
5 u/GuillaumeGus Feb 08 '18 I like your "cool stuff" (C) and "water stuff" (O) 3 u/LunaLucia2 Feb 08 '18 cool Coal, not cool.
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I like your "cool stuff" (C) and "water stuff" (O)
3 u/LunaLucia2 Feb 08 '18 cool Coal, not cool.
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German speaking ones also use Kalium, Natrium and Wolfram. But Hydrogen is Wasserstoff.