Bob Hanson said: > OK, it's a consensus then -- those are the colors! Wow. That was a quick vote - I just got out of bed on Sunday over here :-) I prefer light blue for deuterium, but agree that I can define my own colours. I guess we neutron crystallographers see deuterium (or even hydrogen) more often than you X-ray folks, and somehow blue seems more appropriate. After all, most deuterium is on water, and water is blue :-) We have a big tank full of heavy water and believe me, it is a beautiful blue under cerenkov radiation :-) _____________________________________________________________ Dr Alan Hewat, ILL Grenoble, FRANCE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>fax+33.476.20.76.48 +33.476.20.72.13 (.26 Mme Guillermet) http://www.ill.fr/dif/people/hewat/ _____________________________________________________________
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