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This tag should be used for questions about the naming of compounds and elements, usually using systematic names according to IUPAC recommendations, but also using retained traditional names.
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What does Ae mean when used in a chemical formula? [closed]
In this video on slide 38 for example, the 35 minute mark, the formula appears
HAeBe
With the explaination "some chemestry has taken place..." and an infrared spectra.
What is Ae? I tried looking …
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