> heavy ammonia is ND3, deuterium instead of hydrogen. I was being lazy and sloppy with my terminology. (A perilous thing to do here! ;-) ) Let me rephrase:
> From Frank: > >> Has anyone ever tired heavy ammonia? It has 4 hydrogens per atom. It >> should increases the loading by a factor of 4. >> >> Frank Z Don't you mean 3 deuterium atoms, or perhaps a combination of hydrogen and deuterium? I gather regular Ammonia is described (chemically) as NH3 while heavy Ammonia would be described as ND3. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
