On Jul 9 , at 11:24 AM, Pierre Abbat wrote:
"Mg" is two symbols. If you have 1 Mg Mg, how many flashbulbs could you make?
OI doubt whether anyone would write that. If we were writing about magnesium, we would probably write "magnesium", not "Mg". In your example above, I think I would write:
"If you have one milligram of magnesium, how many flashbulb could you make?"
If you had a quarter henry induction coil that was cooled by liquid hydrogen, would you deliberately obfuscate your meaning by writing:
"I have a 0.25 H H cooled inductor." This sort of thing may be cute or funny but it's not realistic. Regards, Bill Hooper Fernandina Beach, Florida, USA ========================== SImplification Begins With SI. ==========================
