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    Please see the attachment below for reference.

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    kdejute
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    I’m glad you are asking this question about Lewis dot structures in a UEB Math/Science transcription. I agree this is a challenging situation because we do not find a lot of guidance in the UEB rule books.

    And yeah, Chemical Notation Using the Nemeth Braille Code 2023 §2.5.4 provides that lovely two-cell symbol for “three pairs of regular electron dots.”

    I think the UEB transcription you suggest for three pairs of regular electron dots, though unweildy, is the best we can do at this point.

    ⠠⠓⠨⠐⠲⠠⠉⠨⠐⠲⠨⠐⠲⠨⠐⠲⠠⠝⠨⠐⠲

    That is “H double dot C three double dots N double dot”

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    kdejute
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    I'm revisiting this topic, and I have a big ol' follow-up question. Namely, when would we ever use the three-cell "triple dot" symbol that is given in Section 16 of GTM?

     

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