Not that I know much Klingon . . . nor would even attempt to correct anyone
on such matters . . . but I thought I would point out something I found
a little wrong. Actually, this is the only thing I really know much
about ;-)
In the following, you refer to heavy water as H2O2. Actually, it would be more correct to say D2O, as H2O2 is Hydrogen Peroxide. Deuterium is as follows: Deuterium -- The isotope of the element hydrogen with atomic weight 2.0144 and symbols 2H or D. The terrestrial natural abundance of deuterium is 1 part in 6700 parts of ordinary hydrogen (protium). Deuterium is a gas (D2) at room temperature. it is prepared from heavy water, D2O either by electrolysis or by reaction of D2O with metals such as zinc, iron, calcium, and uranium, It is also prepared directly by the fractional distillation of liquid hydrogen. Deuterium is used mainly in the form of heavy water (again, D2O). In the startrek universe, things may be different as to the use and actual state of the substance, but I doubt its symbol would change much. With the highest respect and honor,
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